Examples of using Buk in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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In the case of Buk 3×2 and the Buk photograph by Paris Match in Donetsk, the side skirts were nearly identical.
no one is going to blame the entire population of the country whose officers owned that Buk.
answered the questions about what had happened to MH17 and where the Buk missile was launched from.
For example, on June 29, 2014, ITAR-TASS news agency reported that“rebels” gained control of a Buk missile installation.
that could have transported Buk 332 from Millerovo to the Russia-Ukraine border.
it was possible to do this by analyzing several videos and photographs of the Buk missile launcher.
After the passenger plane was shot down, the military reported to the president that they terrorists do not have our Buk and S-300 missile systems.
ITAR-TASS news agency reported that“rebels” gained control of a Buk missile installation.
The Buk launcher of the 9M38 series"was transported from the territory of the Russian Federation
where that"Buk" came from, and the Russian military crew.
The number also includes 298 passengers of the MH17 flight downed by Russian troops from the Buk missile system in July 2014.
Experts found that part of"Buk" rocket hit the window of"Boeing".
Comparison of markings on the same side of Buk 332, from July 2012 to 2014.
As a unit specially supplied and trained to use the Buk, the 53rd brigade had both the ability
This person confirmed that the mechanic was in this photograph with Buk 332, and that they recalled that the mechanic was in Kursk in 2013.
The most obvious similarity between the three images is the numerous white markings on the Buk.
Comparison of markings on the same side of Buk 332, from July 2012 to 2014.
A PDF version of this report is available- Origin of the Separatists' Buk A Bellingcat Investigation.
In August, they said they were investigating fragments"possibly originating from a Buk".
They were released from the camp near the village of Buk large group of Senegalese- the former French soldiers whom the Nazis were preparing to take out to do hard labor in Germany, and formed an international guerrilla unit.