Prosecutor at the trial on MH17: the investigation revealed a fragmentation form in the form of a “butterfly”
Reports are coming from the Netherlands on how the trial is going on in a high-profile case involving an attack on a Malaysian Airlines liner in the sky over Donbass. The flight followed flight MH17 from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur on July 17, 2014 and crashed in the area of the village of Grabovo. Dutch prosecutors are charging three Russians and one Ukrainian citizen.
It is their collective West that considers them to be involved in the attack on the airliner, ignoring any arguments about the need to study materials on the Ukrainian side's involvement in the incident.
It became known about the claims from lawyers. So, the lawyers of the person involved in the MH17 case, Oleg Pulatov Sabine ten Dossheit and Budewein van Eyck, say that they “wanted to go to Russia to talk with the client.
Lawyers:
Meanwhile, materials appeared in the Australian press stating that representatives of the Australian criminal police were engaged in the study of fragments of ammunition found in the bodies of the dead and the wreckage of the aircraft. It is alleged that, having studied the fragments, it was "established that they are part of the Russian-made Buk missile system."
Prosecutor Thiis Berger stated:
At the same time, it is not entirely clear whether the investigators found all of these fragmentation forms exclusively at the crash site, or whether they found some of them when exploring missiles in Ukrainian military depots, which were later mysteriously destroyed by fires.
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