Why did the Ukranian goverment allow planes with civilians fly over A danger zone?

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Phantom

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Why did they allow civilian planes fly over a danger zone after one of their own planes was taken down with a same missle,
and now they blame others, they should have prevented this horrible tragedy, yet they decided to take an opportunity to
blame it on others, they too killed all those innocents, they are as much to blame as those who used the missle.
I remember Ukranian soldiers as I have seen them on an UN mission, their unaproachable.
And now they lay many flowers, they know they are as much to blame as their opponents, in their conflict, yet they are the only ones who could have prevented it by calling a no flight zone, they did not, I won't forget, they are selfish, and many died
because of it.
 
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kennethcadwell

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Yes they should have made the whole country a no flight zone do to the conflict. The fact is that they did have a no fly zone on part of the country where most the fighting is at, and a safe fly zone on the rest of the country.
The plane was flying in this safe zone when it got shot down, and both sides knew the flight areas.
 
dcontroversal

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kennethcadwell said:
Yes they should have made the whole country a no flight zone do to the conflict. The fact is that they did have a no fly zone on part of the country where most the fighting is at, and a safe fly zone on the rest of the country.
The plane was flying in this safe zone when it got shot down, and both sides knew the flight areas.
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Not to mention the fact that it seems highly likely that the separatists are the ones who shot it down...not the Ukranians!
 
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kennethcadwell

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dcontroversal said:
Not to mention the fact that it seems highly likely that the separatists are the ones who shot it down...not the Ukranians!
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The news reports say that the black boxes were grabbed and taken directly to Russia, so we will see what come from that.
The last report I seen also said that they were not letting anybody close to the wreckage yet to start an investigation.
 
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Phantom said:
Why did they allow civilian planes fly over a danger zone after one of their own planes was taken down with a same missle,
and now they blame others, they should have prevented this horrible tragedy, yet they decided to take an opportunity to
blame it on others, they too killed all those innocents, they are as much to blame as those who used the missle.
I remember Ukranian soldiers as I have seen them on an UN mission, their unaproachable.
And now they lay many flowers, they know they are as much to blame as their opponents, in their conflict, yet they are the only ones who could have prevented it by calling a no flight zone, they did not, I won't forget, they are selfish, and many died
because of it.
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The blame rests flatly on the shooters of the passenger plane at 33000 ft. If you don't know what you are shooting at...don't shoot.
All this does not bode well for future domestic passenger flights as terrorists get their hands on systems like the Buk.
After MH17 shot down, video shows Buk missile launcher allegedly being moved from Ukraine to Russia | National Post
 
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