SHOCK CLAIM: Ukrainian fighter jet shot down Malaysia Airlines' MH17

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Sharu said:

Almaz-Antey reports
http://tass.ru/eksperiment-almaz-anteya/videomaterialy/ - videos
http://ria.ru/mh17/20151013/1300992268.html - article with explanations... All in Russian, sorry. Basically, Antey in their report saying that the Boeing was shot down by Buk missile, but its another (older)  type of Buk (9М38) which isn't produced since 1986 and is not on positions in Russian arny since 2011.
Newer type of missiles  9М38М1 will have very different picture of damage on the plane. 
Also they are saying that Buk fired not from area af Snezhnoe, but from Zaroschenskoe. 

Of course, you should take it with a grain of salt as any information nowadays, but thats the report. Antey saying that they give full information to Netherlands investigation team, but they ignored it. 

Are you sure about this?  A website I saw said that the Almaz-Antey report claims that it was indeed a 9M38M1 missile.  They argue that this missile type is also out of production, and therefore they should not be sanctioned by Europe for producing the missile that downed MH17 (because they don't make it anymore).  Also, the website says that Ukraine and Russia both still use 9M38M1 missiles. 
http://www.whathappenedtoflightmh17.com/the-pressconference-of-almaz-antey-has-two-major-errors/

In case you don't trust this website, I assume you at least trust Russia Today? 
https://www.rt.com/news/264421-buk-missile-manufacturer-investigation/
“If a surface-to-air missile system was used [to hit the plane], it could only have been a 9M38M1 missile of the BUK-M1 system,” Almaz-Antey announced on Tuesday.

The RT article goes on to claim that the missile had to be Ukrainian because Russia no longer uses 938M1 (and therefore could not give them to rebels), but Putin would be surprised to learn this: 




(Please ignore the broken picture link.  I can't get rid of it but it was nothing more than a failed attempt at one of the two pictures above.  Nothing is missing as of when I post this.)