Dutch experts supervised a crew sent by the emergency ministry of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic - run by the pro-Russian rebels accused of shooting down the plane - as they began dismantling the wreckage, an AFP reporter at the scene said.
The investigators heading the probe into July's disaster, in which 298 passengers and crew travelling from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur died, said it could take "several days."
The investigation team said the collected wreckage would be transported to the Ukrainian government-controlled city of Kharkiv and then flown to the Netherlands, where a section of the doomed airliner would be reconstructed. A rebel official said they hoped to finish the operations in the next 10 days.
The crash was a thorn in the side of Russian President Vladimir Putin during Sunday's session of the G20 summit in Brisbane, as the US, Australia and Japan urged Russia to stop meddling in Ukraine and demanded justice for the victims of the crash.
Moscow and the separatists have strenuously denied they were behind the downing of the plane, instead pointing the finger of blame at Kiev.
Ukraine's President, Petro Poroshenko, issued a decree on Saturday ordering the withdrawal of all state services from rebel-held eastern regions; Putin said that the blockade was 'a big mistake' because it cuts off the disputed regions from the rest of the country.
Source: AFP - globaltimes.cn
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Gli esperti hanno cominciato a raccogliere i resti del Boeing ...
ReplyDeleteGli esperti del Consiglio di Sicurezza dell’Olanda hanno iniziato a raccogliere i detriti del Boeing malese sul luogo dello schianto nella regione di Donetsk.
"Cercheremo di raccogliere il maggior numero possibile di detriti" ha detto il Ministro della Protezione Civile dell’autoproclamatasi Repubblica Popolare di Donetsk Alexander Kostrubitsky. La raccolta dei resti dell’aereo avviene con l’aiuto di un grande camion gru. Sul luogo sono al lavoro i membri della missione di osservazione dell'OSCE. Il relitto del velivolo sarà trasportato prima a Kharkov e in un secondo tempo nei Paesi Bassi.
Per saperne di più: http://italian.ruvr.ru/news/2014_11_16/Gli-esperti-hanno-cominciato-a-raccogliere-i-resti-del-Boeing-0781/
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