The court recalled that back in 2020, it instructed the investigating judge to request satellite images of the disaster area from the United States. The American side refused, explaining that earlier all “possible information” had been provided to the intelligence of the Netherlands.
The Court concludes that the US will not provide any information other than what is contained in the report. Therefore, the request to interrogate the American intelligence officer who drew up the document was rejected as meaningless.
In a report drawn up by an American intelligence officer, it is said that all possible information was transmitted to the Dutch intelligence. According to US data, MH17 was shot down by an SA-11 Buk missile from the area south of Snezhnoye, and the launcher came from Russia and was controlled by pro-Russian militants.
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