MH370 Hostage Crisis: Alive In Serious Condition, 20 Smuggled Into Pakistan, RU Secret Service Says

In new information from Russian intelligence secret service sources regarding passengers on missing Malaysian Airlines MH370 are alive after the flight landed in Afghanistan, the source says 20 Asian specialists were smuggled into Pakistan, the passengers had been divided into seven groups and all are in serious condition.

Russian’s FSB secret service have said anonymously that the plane was hijacked and flown close to the Pakistan border. Adding to that, the Russian news source MKRU restates that all MH370 passengers were alive, had been divided into seven groups, and all but 20 are living in mud huts with almost no food.

The new report added that 20 passengers who were Asian ‘specialists’ have been smuggled into a bunker in Pakistan, the report added.

“All passengers are alive, are divided into seven groups and live in “daub” hand to mouth. All people are in serious condition,” MKRU says.

“MK9RU) has learned that “missing March 8 airliner companies Malaysia Airlines and China Southern Airlines with 227 passengers and 12 crew members were captured southeast of Kandahar, on the territory of Afghanistan’s border with Pakistan.”

The new report restates that Flight MH370 pilots were innocent and  that the plane was hijacked by unknown persons. 

The airliner stands on a small road with a broken wing. The craft allegedly had a very hard landing.

“From the aircraft were captured about 20 Asian specialists captivity which was necessary, presumably for bargaining with the American or the Chinese side. That is, this hijacking, presumably someone’s order or blackmail. “

Can this information be trusted? the Russian paper MKRU asks.

“Expert accident investigation Evgeny Kuzmin (Centre for Scientific and Technical Research and Expertise) assured the correspondent of MK ​​that Boeing 777-200ER could easily land on a conventional dirt road less dense surface length of about 2000 meters,” MKRU reported Thursday..

“However, for this to be free approaches to the runway – that is not to be trees and mountains, said Kuzmin. Must have appropriate opportunities to be able to maneuver. When hard landing on the “bad” surface, of course, can break under the chassis or even a broken wing (weight Malaysian Boeing 777-200ER with the passengers, crew and cargo of about 200 tons).

Experienced Russian aviator Eugene Kuz’minov remembered a similar landing by an airliner in 1968 in which all the passengers survived and the plane intact .

“It is curious that with the data obtained “MK”, ​​does not fit the official information from the Malaysian authorities,” the news outlet says.

“According to a member of the Flight Safety Foundation Sergey Melnichenko, on “March 21,Thailand, India and Pakistan announced that the aircraft through the air defense of their organs are not tracked. Not that that was not controlled – it just was not.” [See Sergey Melnichenko material: The fate of Malaysian Boeing: facts, speculation, version.]