The head of the special OSCE monitoring mission in Ukraine Ertugrul Apakan on the last working day of the week will announce the minute of silence in Memory of the dead passengers of MH17 victim of the crash in Eastern Ukraine in July of 2014, according to a press release, made public on Thursday. "Tomorrow marks a year since then, as the Flight MH17 was shot down in Eastern Ukraine. This tragedy is the most brutally claimed the lives of 298 people and left a deep mark in the hearts of their loved ones in the Netherlands, Malaysia, Australia and around the world ", - the document says. "This is a harsh reminder of the large number of civilians who died as a result of this and of all armed conflicts," according to a press release. "The memory of the dead in this disaster will forever remain in the hearts of the staff of the special monitoring mission of the OSCE, it will remind us of our important task to assist in the normalization of the situation in Ukraine. In memory of the victims of the special monitoring mission invites all to join the moment of silence on July 17 in 16. 20 (Ukrainian time coincides with Moscow) ", - the document says. Flight MH17 from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur crashed 17 July 2014 in the Donetsk region of Ukraine. In the cabin of the ship were 298 people, they all died. At the end of may, international experts have completed a search mission at the crash site of the aircraft. The collected debris, the remains of the passengers and their personal belongings were sent to the Netherlands.