Which is why the report includes both "factual information" and "analysis" sections. Feel free to contest specific points in their analysis you object to.
> Finally, when the report was revealed the press wasn't allowed to ask any questions.
Probably because 99% of the questions they'd ask would be answered by reading the report. It's not like the reporters can't read it and email their questions in a few hours later.
Please, read the sources before making this type of comments.
Which parts are missing according to you?
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/07/29/us-ukraine-crisis-...
Its clear that Russia sees guilt here and anything it can do to confuse people and make people think like you (see! Its all biased, wake up sheeple!) is part of their disinformation strategy. Sadly, this stuff works.
Plus if we are going to be honest, the report is more than detailed enough.