298 dead: Now is a suspect apprehended

When the Dutch flyhavarikommision back in 2017 concluded that the Malaysia Airlines plane was shot down with a Russian missile, and thus made Russia responsible for the tragic incident, put the time in a major international investigation.

Now is a key architect behind the orchestrated attacks have been identified. It writes the Ukrainian newspaper Kyiv Post.

Russia has consistently denied any involvement in the shooting, has since been called 'the Netherlands '9/11'. 193 of those killed, who were onboard the plane were Dutch nationals.

the Newspaper writes that the man, identified as Andriy K, was apprehended in Kiev.

The Ukrainian security service has, according to the newspaper published audio recordings, which reveal what role the man allegedly had in the context of Russia's krigsføring in East-Ukraine. Russiskstøttede separatists have been in armed combat with Ukrainian forces in the area since 2014.

Andriy K. is the middleman between president Vladimir Putin's then-assistant Vladislav Surkov and Sergei Dubinsky, who was the leader of attempts to draw anakin into so-called etterretningstjeneste.

Dubinsky is already one of the two accused, who should have received the orders on his phone from the arresting Andriy K.

the Latter is an important suspect, points out the newspaper. He will be in the Ukrainian custody as he is charged with terrorism.

MH17 was heading from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur when it was shot down over Ukraine.

Some months earlier Russia had annexed the Crimean peninsula, why prorussiske separatists had started an armed insurgency in the eastern parts of Ukraine, where there was a majority of russisktalene inhabitants.

Prorussiske separatists have denied being behind the shooting, just like the Russian authorities have denied providing support to the separatists in Ukraine.

nevertheless it was MH17 shot down by a Russian built BUK-rocket.