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'''There is consistency of Strogov’s site identification with Kornukov’s.  Both generals simply specify it as “Moneron.”  Ships that are already “near Moneron” are sent to Moneron itself.  This transcript puts the lie to the Soviet claims, from Day One and on, that they did not know where the plane went down, as well as exposing the Soviet deception in staging their search and rescue operations in various parts of international waters. Among the first proponents of this lie was Marshal Nicolay Ogarkov, U.S.S.R. Chief of General Staff, when he stated on September 9, 1983, at a press conference, "We could not give the precise answer about the spot where it [KAL 007] fell because we ourselves did not know the spot in the first place."  The United States (and the rest of the world for the matter) had been effectively and tragically duped!'''

There is consistency of Strogov’s site identification with Kornukov’s.  Both generals simply specify it as “Moneron.”  Ships that are already “near Moneron” are sent to Moneron itself.  This transcript puts the lie to the Soviet claims, from Day One and on, that they did not know where the plane went down, as well as exposing the Soviet deception in staging their search and rescue operations in various parts of international waters. Among the first proponents of this lie was Marshal Nicolay Ogarkov, U.S.S.R. Chief of General Staff, when he stated on September 9, 1983, at a press conference, "We could not give the precise answer about the spot where it [KAL 007] fell because we ourselves did not know the spot in the first place."  The United States (and the rest of the world for the matter) had been effectively and tragically duped!

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