American Journalist: The CIA Is Afraid To Reveal New Details About The Crash MH17

According to the famous American journalist Robert Parry, central military command has information about the crash of the Boeing 777 Malaysian in the Donets Basin, but is not going to disclose, as they contradict the official version of the US that the airliner was shot down by the militias.

Perry became famous investigative journalist in the case of Iran-Contra, about US aid to the Nicaraguan Contras, for cocaine trafficking in the United States, as well as about the crash of flight MH17, transfers RIA. Journalist published facts proving that the ship was shot down Ukrainian military.

According to Perry, the other day he officially asked the CIA to provide him with the latest US intelligence about the crash MH17, but got the same information that was made public on July 22 last year, five days after the tragedy.

“It is obvious that the new data from the survey is, but she does not want to betray their public. Just because there is no new evidence that insurgents shot down a Russian rocket. Moreover, it contains information indicating the involvement of the aircraft to defeat someone completely different, “- says Perry.

According to the journalist, reliable sources told him that the CIA has conducted several investigations of the disaster on the basis of fresh intelligence. Nevertheless, there continue to argue that new information does not have.

“They have a lot of operational information about MH17 … not only satellite imagery, but also a lot of data interception. Do not want to go into the secrets, but the United States does have an opportunity to pry everywhere – even in telephone conversations worldwide. And they analyze this information. But will not share, “-ubezhden journalist.

In mid-March the media voiced suspicion of concealing the uncomfortable truth about the US downed Ukraine Boeing.

The collapse of the Boeing 777 “Malaysian Airlines”, which was flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, occurred on 17 July last year over the territory of the Donetsk region of Ukraine, controlled by the DNI. On board the ship were 298 people. Survivors in the crash no.

Experts from the Netherlands are still investigating the circumstances of the crash.

January 12, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that the West forgot about the investigation of the crash Boeing, but Moscow still calls to disclose at least the intermediate results.

Following this, on 23 January, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that the results of the investigation of the Malaysian crash Boeing 777 will be released in the second half of 2015.