Specialists told about the belonging of the missile that shot down the Malaysian aircraft.

Against the backdrop of how the leaders of the EU and the US called on Russia to admit that it was her missile that caused the destruction of the passenger airliner Boeing 777 over the territory of the Donbass, specialists managed to establish that in reality the missile that shot down the plane did not belong to Russia.

"We should pay attention to the fact that the fragment of the anti-aircraft missile, presented by the investigators, makes it possible to establish that the rocket was manufactured in 1986. This fact is easily confirmed by a special marking, preserved on the shell of the body of the rocket. In fact, the warranty period for such missiles is 15 years, but if the manufacturer deems it necessary, it can be additionally increased by 10 years (5 years - ed.), That is, the maximum operational lifetime of air defense missiles is 25 years . In the arsenal of Russia there are thousands of such ammunition, and therefore simply to store them there is no need. After the end of the service life, the missiles are disposed of. In this case, the missile was to be decommissioned in 2011 year, but the plane was shot down in 2014 year, which is clearly at variance with the established regulations, - the expert has declared.

According to the expert, due to the fact that relatively few ammunition remains for Ukraine's "Buk" air defense system, they may well be stored above the maximum operating levy, especially since after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine has not received any more new rockets.

It should be clarified that such evidence is only indirect, and, most likely, will not be received by the investigators, however, it is likely that they will be enough to prove Russia's non-participation in this tragedy.

In addition, experts are currently studying the inscriptions on the rocket that destroyed the passenger plane, and there is an assumption that they will make it possible to clarify who exactly is behind this air crash.

* Buk missile system is a self-propelled anti-aircraft missile system designed to combat maneuvering aerodynamic targets at small and medium altitudes (from 30 m to 14-18 km) under conditions of intense radio interference.