article_snippet: Compelling: This picture, taken minutes after Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 blew up, 'shows a BUK rocket trail' An image of a vapour trail taken minutes after a passenger jet crashed in Ukraine has been hailed as proof it was shot down by a Russian missile.
article_snippet: Dutch and Australian investigators now believe the image represents evidence that the Malaysian Boeing was hit by a Russian-made BUK rocket.
article_snippet: Dutch and Australian investigators believe the image and others taken by the photographer who took the picture from the roof of his block of flats in Torez offer clear evidence of the BUK missile attack from a position on the edge of the town of Snizhne in pro-Russian rebel-held eastern Ukraine.
article_snippet: The dispersing vapour is, according to experts, consistent with a BUK missile, which hurtled towards its target at 1,900mph, having been fired four minutes earlier.
article_snippet: I decided that the missile must have hit a petrol station.
article_snippet: Leaks from the Dutch probe indicate that investigators believe it likely the BUK was fired not by rebels but by Russian soldiers.
article_snippet: Last week a reporter with RTL, another broadcaster in the Netherlands, said shrapnel he collected from the crash site was tested by forensic experts, including defence analysts IHS Jane’s in London, who said it matched the explosive charge of a BUK.
article_snippet: A fragment from the warhead showed a Cyrillic letter, apparently part of a serial number.
article_snippet: A BUK missile system on display during a Russian air show.
article_snippet: Investigators say the image and others taken by the photographer offer clear evidence of the BUK missile attack .
highlights_snippet: Investigators say photo offers clear evidence on the BUK missile attack .
  
highlights_snippet: Investigators believe the BUK missile attack was from position in town in pro-Russian eastern Ukraine .
  