The Netherlands decided to look for witnesses of the accident to Boeing in social networks
Investigators from the Netherlands have plans to look for witnesses of the accident to Boeing 777 Malaysian airlines using social networks, informs the press service of the Dutch Prosecutor's office.

Investigators from the Netherlands have plans to look for witnesses of the accident to Boeing 777 Malaysian airlines using social networks, informs the press service of the Dutch Prosecutor's office.
According to one of the scenarios that investigates International investigative group, MN17 was shot down by anti-aircraft missile system " Buk ", RIA " Novosti ". Because of this, the group is looking for witnesses who can provide information about transportation complex on the Volvo tractor." however, we are looking for witnesses who saw the crew of " Buka ", or have data regarding the personal data of other persons related to the acquisition, transportation and launching of " Beech ", - said in a statement on the Internet office of international investigative group. In the preliminary report on the inquiry appears that the plane broke up in flight due to structural damage caused by external impact of multiple high-energy objects, but the source of these facilities to install failed. Remember the plane crash Boeing 777 Malaysian airlines, which flew from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, 17 July over the territory of the Donetsk region of Ukraine, controlled by the DNR. In the cabin of the ship were 298 people, which included 85 children and fifteen crew members. Survivors of a plane crash there. After a short time after the tragedy of the Russian defense Ministry reported data objective observation on the crash Malaysian Boeing 777, According to which the proposed location of the lesion Malaysian Boeing gets in the firing zone Buk " military power of Ukraine, in addition, quite close to the passenger plane was spotted Ukrainian military aircraft, then it was stated, because it could be the su-25. At the end of October, the Prosecutor from the Netherlands Fred Westerbeke, coordinating international proceedings, announced the preliminary findings, the main thrust of which was to ensure that nothing is clear, and collected at the time the evidence had been insufficient to restore full picture of the incident.
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