Malaysia MH17 plane crash
- Victims of MH17 crash ‘died a second time’ from lack of proper investigation – Willy Wimmer
From the very beginning of this inquiry into the crash of Malaysian Flight MH17, the process has been highly politicized, Willy Wimmer, former vice president of the OSCE, told RT. Too many questions remain, he added. - MH17 tragedy: Key questions remain unanswered as int’l probe enters 4th year
Three years after Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 crashed in Ukraine, crucial questions about the tragedy remain unanswered as international investigators are tied to dubious theories and seem to pay little attention to data provided by Russia.News - ‘Dutch investigators incompetent, or attempting to protract MH17 probe’
If Dutch investigators couldn't decipher data from Russia, they could have asked for help, says military expert Aleksandr Tazekhulakhov. The problem here is that the Dutch have attempted to keep Russian representatives out of the MH17 probe, he adds. - Dutch journalists criticize MH17 probe results after finding ‘many pieces’ still at crash site
Two Dutch journalists proved it is not “too dangerous” to collect evidence at the MH17 crash site in eastern Ukraine when one visited the area, but Dutch police confiscated everything the reporters collected there, along with their cellphones and laptops.News - ‘MH17 probe breaks all legal precedents, blows impartiality out of the water’
The supposedly impartial probe into the MH17 crash, which somehow included a victim and one of the suspects as investigators, relied on accounts of alleged witnesses who supported the “American version” of events, believes former MI5 agent Annie Machon. - ‘Dutch-led team accepted secret US data on MH17 crash, rejected transparent Russian analysis'
The Dutch-led researchers drew conclusions from a one-sided deterministic approach, says Laszlo Maracz, an assistant professor of European Studies at the University of Amsterdam. Maracz says an independent tribunal would have avoided conflict of interest.
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