Examples of using Buk in English and their translations into Malay
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They knew that this BUK existed;
Bae Suzy was born in Buk district of Gwangju, South Korea on 10th October 1994 to Bae Wan-young and Jeong Hyun-sook.
Iskander", the latest modifications of the Buk, Thor and Pantsir SAMs.
Lee died in Chilgok, Buk District, Daegu at the age of 62 as a result of coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19) on 9 March 2020.
Min Yoon-gi was born on March 9, 1993, in Buk District, Daegu, South Korea.
That the BUK was heading for Snezhnoye," he said, referring to a village 10 km west of the crash site.
I knew that a BUK came from Luhansk.
After the passenger airliner was downed, the military reported to thepresident that terrorists do not have our air defense missile systems Buk and S-300.
But two sources told the Volkskrant“the BUK missile is developed and made in Russia”.
The JIT report said the Buk system entered Ukraine near Krasnodon and was spirited back into Russia immediately after the airliner was shot down.
Can Kiev explain in detail how it uses Buk missile launchers in the conflict zone?
The BUK missiles mentioned in the report were developed in 1986 during war with the Soviet Union army after the Independence declaration and had the warranty period of 25 years.
Shortly after the missile was fired, the Buk system was reloaded onto a truck and taken back into Russia.
After the passenger airliner was downed, the military reported to thepresident that terrorists do not have our air defense missile systems Buk and S-300,”(quoted by Itar-Tass).
The probe determined that the Buk was brought into Ukraine from Russia shortly before the tragedy and then smuggled back to Russia shortly afterward.
It is our understanding that the report on the crash by the expertsfrom Almaz-Antey, the main developer of BUK missile launchers, has also been ignored," he said.
Ukraine's government and several Western leaders say there is strong evidence that pro-Russian separatistsshot down the plane with an anti-aircraft system known as Buk.
The JIT determined in 2016 that MH17 wasshot down from separatist-held territory in the Donetsk region by a Buk antiaircraft system provided by the Russian military.
The Buk missile system used to shoot down the plane fired one missile from the village of Pervomaysk and was later returned to Russia, said the prosecutors, from the Netherlands, Australia, Belgium, Malaysia and Ukraine.
The JIT showed an elaborate 10-minute animation interlaced with photographs andvideos taken in July 2014 that showed the Buk system being brought into Ukraine and arriving near the town of Snizhne.
A civilian investigation by the Dutch Safety Board also concludedlast year that MH17 was hit by a Buk missile fired from eastern Ukraine, but Moscow denied that pro-Russian rebels were responsible.
They said that phone calls showed pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine requesting that the surface-to-air missile system be delivered and reporting its arrival from Russia,and that witnesses described seeing the Buk missile system in transit to the rebel territories.
The JIT has been working with the British-based open-source research group Bellingcat,which has used social media posts to track the movement of a Buk missile unit from near the Russian city of Kursk to the Ukrainian village of Snizhne in the days before the MH17 downing and to track the same units return to Russia immediately afterward.
Gerashchenko was quoted as saying:“A civilian airliner travelling from Amsterdam to KualaLumpur has just been shot down by a Buk anti-aircraft system… 280 passengers and 15 crew have been killed.”.
Instead, right from the outset, the Ukraine, the US and a number of their allies have constructed a narrative about how pro-Russia rebels inEastern Ukraine shot down MH 17 with a Buk system supplied by Russia- a narrative which has been widely disseminated through a biased global media that has raised no questions about the motives behind such an action or who would have benefitted from it.
The Donetsk People's Republic had boasted on June 29 that theytook over a Ukrainian military base that had Buk ground-to-air missiles, but wouldn't say how many, according to the Post.