Dutch military and law enforcement Ministers found at the crash site of a Boeing 777 in the East of Ukraine fresh remains of the victims of the tragedy, notified the government of the Netherlands. according to information from the Dutch authorities, the remains were found in the area of residential settlements Gabrovo and already delivered to Kharkov, reports news Agency. From this place a little later they will be sent to the Netherlands for identification. Identification of victims of the crash is in Dutch military base close to the city of hilversum. At this point in time identified 296 of 298 people who died in the crash of the liner. The group of 12 soldiers and policemen was sent to Ukraine last week. Their main task is to assess the situation and to prepare the rules for the resumption of full-fledged mission to find the remains and personal belongings of victims. Soldiers and law enforcement Ministers will return to the Netherlands on March 28. As stated in the Dutch government, today the Group visited the territory Northwest of the residential settlement Peter and Paul fortress, previously inaccessible for security reasons. Here, Experts were able to pick up the pieces of the liner, which are also sent to Kharkov, and a little later will be transported to the Netherlands. The support of the Dutch local authorities, the OSCE mission to Ukraine and the Ministry of emergency situations proclaimed the people's Republic of Donetsk. The plane crash Boeing 777 Malaysian airlines, which flew from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, 17 July last year over the territory of the Donetsk region of Ukraine, controlled by the DNR. In the cabin of the ship were 298 people. Survivors of a plane crash there. Experts from the Netherlands until now investigating the circumstances of the crash. on 12 January, the foreign Minister of Russia Sergei Lavrov said that the West has forgotten about the investigation of the accident to Boeing, but Moscow still agitates to publish the interim results. After this, January 23, Prime Minister of the Netherlands mark Rutte said that the results of the investigation of the Malaysian Boeing 777 would be unveiled in the 2nd part of 2015. 10px