Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) presented two new videos that prove Russian separatists were in possession of BUK systems and how they try to get rid of it from a MH17 crash location.

Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty: 18. July 2014


A photo of what was said to be a BUK antiaircraft missile system in the (rebel held) city of Torez, in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine, on July 17

Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) with separatists reportedly discussing obtaining a 'Buk' launcher from Russia and moving it to Donetsk. 

Talks between terrorists, July 14, 2014

“Oleh” – Oleh Bugrov Valeriovych, army chief of staff of self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic, deputy minister of defense of “LNR”.

“Oreon” – a citizen of the Russian Federation, officer of Main Intelligence Directorate (to be identified).

Oleh: – Worked out a plane near Stanitsa. Missed.

Oreon: – Great. This way they are taking revenge on planes, but only several days remain. Now we have (radar-guided surface-to-air) BUK (missile system), will shall bring them (planes) down.

Talks between terrorists, July 17, 2014

Khmuryi: Sergei Nikolaevich Petrovskiy, year of birth 1964, officer of Main Intelligence Directorate of Russian Federation, Deputy Chief of Ihor Girkin on Intelligence, at the time of the interception he was in Donetsk.

“Buryat” – militant of terrorist organization “DNR” (to be indentified).

Buryat: – Where should we load this beauty, Nikolaievich?

Khmuryi: Which one? This one?

B: Yes, the one I've brought. I'm already in Donetsk.

K: Is it the one I'm thinking about? “B...,”M” one?

B: Yes, yes, yes. “BUK”,”BUK”.

K: Is it on a tractor?

B: Yes, it's on it. We need to unload it somewhere, in order to hide.

K: Is it with a crew?

B: Yes, with the crew.

K: Don't hide it anywhere. She'll go there now.

July 17, 2014

Khmuryi: – Tell me, have you brought me one or two?

Buryat: One, one. Because they had a misunderstanding there. They didn't give us a tug. We loaded it and went at their own pace.

K: Did it go on her own or on a tug?

B: It crossed the line (border).

H: And now have you brought it on a tug? Don't put in anywhere... I'll tell now where it should go, it will go together with “Vostok” tanks.

Talks between terrorists, July 17, 2014

Khmuryi: Sergei Mikhailovich Petrovskiy, year of birth 1964, officer of Main Intelligence Directorate of Russian Federation, Deputy Chief of Ihor Girkin on Intelligence, at the time of the interception was in Donetsk

“Sanych” – militant of terrorist organization “DNR”. Deputy of Khmuryi.

K: Sanych, the point is that my “BUK–M” (modified Russian SAM system) will go with yours, it is on a tug. Where should I drive it to put in a column?

Sanych: There, behind “Motel”, not reaching Hornostaevka.

K: Just after the Motel, right?

July 17, 2014

Khmuryi: Listen to me carefully, behind the circle near “Motel” there will be you know what. Call to “Bibliotekar” (Librarian).

Bring inside only those, who just came back, only as much as you need for the convoy. Leave everyone else here. Not far away there is Pervomaiskoe, look at the map.

DNR militant: I got it.

Khmuryi: Settle somewhere in that area, bring there those who are left. Your task is reserve, plus protection of this piece (BUK–M), which you will drive now. “Giyrza” will come there too. If anything, I'm on line.

DNR militant: – Ok.

Talks between terrorists, July 17, 2014

Khmuryi: Sergei Mikhailovich Petrovskiy, 1964 year of birth, officer of Main Intelligence Directorate of Russian Federation, Deputy Chief of Ihor Girkin on Intelligence who at the time of the interception was in Donetsk

“Botsman” – officer of Main Intelligence Directorate of Russian Federation (to be identified).

H: Yes, Botsman, I'm listening.

B: Hello, big brother. How are you?

H: Not so well. We are in Mariinovka. That's why not well. Carrying on.

B: What's wrong?

H: What do you think? (The Ukrainian army is) attacking with “Grad” (multiple-rocket launchers) all the time, finally now we're having a little break. We've just hit a plane, Su–type. Because we've got BUK–M. They (Ukrainian soldiers) are now in Zelenopillja, trying to break free, but their way out is only through me. Yesterday we hit 2 Su jets, today – another two. Thank God “BUK–M” arrived today in the morning. It became easier. But in general, of course, it's tough.

B: What can I say, if you need anything, call me – and I'll arrive immediately.

H: Thanks, brother. I'm going in two hours...Seems like it's a lull. In two hours I'm heading to Donetsk. Because I was sent three more “Gvozdika” (self–propelled artillery). Will carry 'Gvozdikas' here because it's really tough now.

B: Maybe we should cover them with (our own) Grad (multiple-rocket launchers)?

H: The thing is that we have Grad, but no spotter. And secondly, we are waiting for Russia to f... them from their side.

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The other video has been posted to YouTube by the Ukrainian Interior Ministry that it claims shows a launch vehicle for the type of antiaircraft missile system that's being blamed for the Malaysia Airlines downing being transported toward the Russian border. The clip is titled "Fighters withdraw the missile complex 'BUK' to the border with the RF."

The Ministry also issued a statement citing the clip and quoting Interior Minister Arsen Avakov saying the video was shot at 4:50 a.m. local time today with the vehicle in question moving "through Krasnodon in the direction of the border with Russia."

It says two of the uncovered missiles can be seen in place, while there is a space between them where another missile would normally lie.

"This and other pieces of information are now being analyzed. It must have been about the same 'BUK' SAM that shot down the Amsterdam-Kuala Lumpur civilian aircraft," the minister is quoted as saying.

In the article, Avakov also pledges that a full account will be published after the investigation but adds, "I believe this fragment should be published immediately."