The security Council of the Netherlands will not be fully to publish data from the flight recorders from the crashed in Ukraine Boeing-777. The final report will be posted here only that information which is relevant to the determination of the circumstances of the crash".

According to reliable information security Council of the Netherlands, today, investigators are actively working on the preparation of the preparatory report, however relatively clear when it will be published, as before, no. It is expected that the document will contain facts acquired from different sources, which can make the previous conclusions about the evolution of actions before the crash.

An international group of experts already has data flight recorders and radar stations, satellite and other images. "All this information is then compared to calculate, approve whether different informants each other or there are discrepancies, said in Dutch organizations. - This is a very serious process that takes a lot of time". The final report should be published throughout the year since the crash.

On visits to the crash site some investigators suggest to go there, "when did the security conditions". The main objective of specialists will be to "approve data acquired from other sources, and to investigate specific fragments", informs ITAR-TASS.

The security Council of the Netherlands coordinates the process of investigation of accident from July 23 on the basis of an agreement with the Ukrainian side. The main problem of the organization is to find the causes and to make recommendations for further improvement of safety. The Council has no right to characterize the guilty or to blame for the crash on anyone. This deals with the Dutch public Prosecutor's office.

Remember that passenger Boeing 777 firm "Malaysian airlines", carrying out flight on a route Amsterdam - Kuala Lumpur, crashed on July 17, in the Donetsk region of Ukraine. All aboard the plane 298 people were killed. The vast majority of them - 196 people were subjects of the Netherlands.
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