The Russian draft resolution on the investigation of the disaster Malaysian Boeing 777 in Ukraine under the auspices of the International civil aviation organization (ICAO) was put forward for discussion in the UN Security Council. The text of the Russian party was represented in contrast to the Australian project. As explained repeated Russia's representative to the UN Vitaly Churkin, the latest text of the resolution proposed, "to demonstrate what we speak". "The difference is that in our project is absolutely clear that this objective international investigation is under control of the ICAO", - the diplomat explained the differences in the draft resolutions. "This is the only difference. This is a key episode," - said the permanent representative of Russia. He said that when the United States in 1988 shot down an Iranian civilian aircraft, the UN security Council adopted resolution 616, from which it was clear that an investigation is required under the management of the ICAO". "This is what we want", - quoted Churkin ITAR-TASS. The text of the existing draft resolution, prepared by Australia, requires painstaking and free international investigation of the conflict in accordance with the governing principles of international civil aviation". According to the document, the militia, the South-West of Ukraine should "refrain from any actions that may harm the integrity of evidence, and to provide a safe, full and free access" investigators into the region of the crash. In the Australian project also expressed the conviction that the passenger plane was shot down, and the requirement to involve all conscious for the incident to justice. Meanwhile, work on the draft resolution of the UN security Council in the crash Boeing in the East of Ukraine is completed,told reporters permanent representative of the United Kingdom to the UN mark Layall Grant. According to him, the document includes "one or 2 is not very large configurations. The vote on the draft will be held at 23:00 Metropolitan of time. As we were informed Melbourne Herald sun, a Boeing 777, a flight on the route Amsterdam - Kuala Lumpur, crashed near the settlement of Snow Donetsk region of Ukraine. Russians aboard Boeing, according to preliminary data, was not.