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Alexander Dugin

Russians have been lighting candles and leaving flowers and messages at the Dutch embassy in Moscow to show respect for the passengers who died on Malaysia Airlines Flight 17. Most of the victims were Dutch.

Russia presents many theories, but few answers, about what happened to Malaysia flight 17

Conflict & Justice

While calling for an open investigation, the Kremlin has distributed varying accounts of what happened with Malaysia Airlines flight 17. Conspiracy theories and unfounded claims run rampant throughout Russia’s strictly regulated media. Some argue this is an intentional move to keep Russian news consumers confused and misinformed. While calling for an open investigation, the Kremlin has distributed varying accounts of what happened with Malaysia Airlines flight 17. Conspiracy theories and unfounded claims run rampant throughout Russia’s strictly regulated media. Some argue this is an intentional move to keep Russian news consumers confused and misinformed.

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