April 1st. Today, a number of several media outlets have published a version that the Malaysian airliner, missing more than 3 weeks ago, and not found until now, could have been shot down by air defense systems of any state.

Officially, this version was not considered by the Malaysian government, but it will be correct to assume that any third-party state could easily shoot down an airliner flying at an unplanned course, en route to the capital of China from the capital of Malaysia. In this context, there is a lot of information and evidence indicating this, because the last time a passenger airliner was seen only 6 minutes after it disappeared from Malaysian radars on the radar screens of Thailand, after which communication with it was completely lost.

It is worth noting that the pilots of the aircraft did not broadcast any reports that the plane is damaged and loses altitude - it was gone in a matter of seconds, with being on a fairly high altitude. The search for the possible crash site continues, and at the moment, but still have search teams no audio clues in the mysterious case.

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