The Dutch authorities after the remains were positively identified in practice all victims of the Boeing that crashed in Ukraine last year, focused on finding those responsible for the tragedy, said the Minister of foreign Affairs of the Netherlands Bert Koenders. Boeing 777 Malaysian airlines EN route from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, crashed near Donetsk in southeastern Ukraine on July 17, 2014. All 298 passengers and crew members lost his life. To date, identified the body 295 passengers of the crashed aircraft. "currently, when we have made a big progress in the repatriation of the remains of victims, the trial (catastrophe) and the judicial investigation becomes more important," Koenders said after a conference on cyber security in the Hague, as quoted by the Agency. According to the head of the foreign Ministry of the Netherlands, he also met with colleagues from Malaysia, Ukraine and Australia, after which the parties agreed to help to get justice over blame for the disaster. "Ministers believe that the proceedings (of the disaster) it is important not only for those countries whose citizens were in the cabin. Civil aviation is vulnerable, and any breach of security is a concern for all countries, " said Koenders. in the preliminary report on the investigation of the crash is 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 objects install failed. first it was claimed that a preliminary report on the causes of the disaster will be made in June of the current year. Final conclusions, the experts, will be announced in October.