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July 23rd, 2014
08:46 PM ET
Ukraine Amb.: Military jets shot down from Russia
The finger-pointing between Russia, Ukraine, Ukrainian rebels and the United States over who shot down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 gets more complicated by the day.
Now, two Ukrainian military jets have been shot down, raising more questions about security in the country.
In interview with CNN's Erin Burnett, Ukrainian Ambassador to the United States, Olexander Motsyk, says he has preliminary information that Russia was at fault for the latest crashes.
Ambassador Motsyk has written an opinion piece: "This tragedy is Russia's fault".
#Ukraine Ambassador Olexander Motsyk says "This tragedy is Russia's fault" http://t.co/m9BdMy74DP
— CNN Opinion (@CNNOpinion) July 23, 2014
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it's **** like this, CNN.
where is the second segment of this piece with the analysis that followed? i cannot find it... why is it not available online?4
CNN again tried to fudge the facts by posting the opinion of a drunken sailor.
meanwhile, you left out the analysis piece that aired as part of this segment by your own security analysts, which pointed the finger squarely at ukraine ATC and intelligence for the botched job.
hi, why isn't the analysis piece that aired right after this ukrainian official posted here?
what are you trying to cover up? this is spun again, according to network policy.