Malaysian Plane With More Than 300 Passengers Shot Down(Updated)

[pandugadu999]

even though this is done by pro russian rebels(don't know if russian military backed them).....certain part of the blame and responsbility shud be on malaysia airlines...like losing contact..is definetly a mainatinence issue which lead to this...

 

shot down aindi kabatte lost contact man...

[timmy]

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[agora]

$s@d  $s@d

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sample of what was used to bring down the plane 

[RAJUGARU]

dude, dont just blame airlines maintenance.. it was shot by militatnts... nothing wrong with MA

 

So sad...

Rip souls of on board passengers

Something wrong with malaysian airlines maintenance...

Few months back missing boeing in Indian ocean...now again this major accident...

 

[dubai seenu]

No fly zone lo veltha shoot cheyachu ankunta amsterdam taruvtha flight tho contach miss ayindhi so without knowlage they may have entered no fly zone

Before shooting warning istaru anukunta to leave ani

[timmy]

Development of the Buk Missile system was first initiated in 1972, and it was adopted into service during the early 1980's.

The Buk is a surface-to-air missile specifically designed for shooting down airplanes and helicopters, as well as other missiles. The Buk can engage targets flying within 13 miles off the ground, and they are launched from the backs of large trucks, such as the one pictured below. The Malaysian Airlines flight was reportedly more than six miles off the ground, well within the system's range.

[Praveenz]

Too Sad.

[Praveenz]

Indka em confirmed news raledu...Missile or its man made anedi... So wait till we get full clear information...Please conclusions ki ravaddu.

[timmy]

Ukrainian separatists, govt both deny shooting down Malaysian passenger plane with 295 people

 

 Ukrainian official said a passenger plane carrying 295 people was shot down Thursday over a town in eastern Ukraine. Malaysia Airlines tweeted that it lost contact with one of its flights over Ukrainian airspace.

As huge plumes of black smoke rose up near a village in eastern Ukraine, the fate of the passengers aboard the plane wasn't immediately known.

Anton Gerashenko, an adviser to Ukraine's interior minister, said on his Facebook page the plane was flying at an altitude of 10,000 metres (33,000 feet). He also said it was hit by a missile fired from a Buk launcher, which can fire missiles up to an altitude of 22,000 metres (72,000 feet).

The Donetsk region government said a plane crashed Thursday near a village called Grabovo, which it said is currently under the control of armed pro-Russian separatists. The region where the flight was lost has seen severe fighting between Ukrainian forces and pro-Russia separatist rebels in recent days.

Both the president of Ukraine and a separatist leader denied shooting anything down Thursday.

Separatist leader Andrei Purgin told The Associated Press that he was certain that Ukrainian troops had shot it down but gave no explanation for that statement.

Purgin said he was not aware of whether rebel forces owned Buk missile launchers, but even if they did, they had no fighters capable of operating it.

[Praveenz]

UKRANIAN PRESIDENT: Meemu plane ni shoot cheyyaledu.

 

Not related to Ukraine or russia troops anta.