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Originally Posted by CyberSEO
All what we know is: if it was really hit by BUK, it couldn't be hit from the Russian territory because BUK can not be used from such a long range.
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No, you are wrong again. Some of these BUK missiles have a range of 50 km. Thus, it could be 25 km inside of Russia and hit a plane 25 km inside of Ukraine. If you want to technical about it, Russia could have shot down the plane 50 km inside of Ukraine.
Also, we don't know exactly where the plane was shot down. It was shot down "near the Russian border" which is a bit vague. Maybe it was 40 km from the Russian border, shot down by Russian forces inside of Russia....
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Originally Posted by CyberSEO
Wrong. The Ukrainian separatists took BUK's directly from the Ukrainian army and there is a proof.
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I had originally said "it could be Russia who snuck a launcher into Ukrainian territory." is not wrong at all. Great, we have proof Rebels (separatists, whatever) have the BUK missiles but that surely doesn't mean Russian didn't take down this plane.