Nuland: US cooperate with the Netherlands in the investigation of the crash MH17
The U.S. cooperates with the Netherlands in the matter of investigation of accident Malaysian Boeing in the East of Ukraine, said Deputy Secretary of state Victoria Nuland.

The U.S. cooperates With the Netherlands in the matter of investigation of accident Malaysian Boeing in the East of Ukraine, said Deputy Secretary of state Victoria Nuland.
"New facts I can not tell you, we are a Dutch side are very active in this investigation, there is discussion, of course, and in new York and in other countries about what the organization should look for a just solution to this issue," Nuland said at a press conference on Thursday, responding to a question, is there any fresh facts in the investigation of the crash Malaysian liner.
On Tuesday, Malaysia introduced a draft decision on the establishment of the international Tribunal for the investigation of accident of the plane MH-17 near Donetsk in Ukraine in July 2014, the date of its consideration until not defined. With the proposal of the establishment of the Tribunal was made by Malaysia (liner owned Malaysian company), Australia, the Netherlands (most of the 298 people killed people in the cabin were the inhabitants of these countries), Ukraine and Belgium. Russia does not support this proposal. According to the Malaysia plan, the court is obliged to ensure fair justice for the perpetrators of the crash of an airliner Malaysia Airlines.
Moscow considers the development of such a Tribunal is premature. As said yesterday, Russia's permanent representative to the UN Vitaly Churkin, " the investigation of criminal offences As the collapse of the Malaysian Boeing in Ukraine, it is not necessary to create an international court ".
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.