It’s been four years since flight MH17 was shot down over eastern Ukraine, killing all 298 people on board. Since the tragedy, pro-Kremlin media and trolls have worked tirelessly to undermine the Dutch-led investigation and shift the blame onto Ukraine despite the wealth of evidence pointing to Moscow’s involvement. The disinformation campaign about flight MH17 is still going strong today.
Further reading:
- Flight MH17 three years on: getting the truth out of Eastern Ukraine
- Flight MH17: Why can’t the Kremlin tell the truth?
- Defensive disinformation as decoy flare: Skripal and Flight MH17
- MH17: Time is Running Out for Disinformation
- Retracing the steps of a disinformation campaign
- Why did Russia close its airspace near Donbas one day before flight MH17 was downed?
- Ukraine had no reason to close its airspace above 10 000 m before MH17 disaster | Infographic
- Will there be justice for MH17 victims?
- Russian media forge more papers to blame Ukraine of downing MH17, make bad grammar mistakes
- Novaya Gazeta identifies Russian colonel involved in shooting down MH17
- MH17: Crime without punishment
- Moscow may soon blame extraterrestrials for MH17 catastrophe, Russian aviation expert says
- Bellingcat narrows list of possible MH17 culprits from Russian 53rd Brigade to 20 servicemen
- The most comprehensive guide ever to MH17 conspiracies
- Placing MH17 disaster in context, ahead of Dutch report
- Russia’s MH17 narrative: a year of self-incrimination
- Putin’s MH17 nightmare: an international tribunal
- A guide to Russian propaganda: Rapid fire conspiracy theories
- One year later, what do we know about the MH17 tragedy?
- Fake concern about “fake news” is a part of Kremlin’s deception strategy