Russia should participate in the international Tribunal for inquiry disaster Malaysian Boeing in Ukraine, said on the last working day of the week a Member of the European Parliament from Germany Udo Voigt.
"I'm not sure that the Netherlands And Australia, And in truth will be able to conduct a fair hearing ", - RIA "news" referring to Agency Sputnik message policy.
If there's a trial, it is necessary to ensure that all its members are impartial, said Voigt. He also said that the Tribunal must take part at least of the Russian Federation And Ukraine as well as African And Asian countries. Member of the European Parliament said that it was too early to resort to the investigation of the crash of the liner under the auspices of the UN security Council, Recalling that the Netherlands intend to prepare a final report of a plane crash only to October of the current year." Before (time) there is absolutely no need in a hurry. And even in October will not be a need for additional Tribunal without the participation of Russia, " He added. Remember, July 14, at the UN security Council had before it a draft decision on the establishment of the international Tribunal for the collapse of the Malaysian Boeing in Ukraine. However, Moscow believes that it is premature And counterproductive to the question of the international Tribunal. The Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed with the Prime Minister of the Netherlands mark Rutte proceedings disaster Malaysian Boeing in Ukraine. On Wednesday's si-EN-EN citing an unnamed source familiar with the report of the Dutch Commission on the causes of the crash, said that the Malaysian Boeing was shot down from the area controlled by the militia. In DND told that it is not controlled the territory from where the plane was shot down. The plane crash Boeing 777 " Malaysian airlines ", which was flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, 17 July last year over the territory of Donetsk region of Ukraine, controlled by DND. In the cabin of the ship was 298 people. Survivors of a plane crash there.

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