The Netherlands brought in a new prosecutor in the case of the crash of flight MH17

PARIS, 9 Aug The Dutch prosecutor's office brought in a new prosecutor in the case of the MH17 crash in eastern Ukraine in 2014, the agency said on Monday. this case — ed.) «, — according to the statement of the Dutch prosecutor's office. The DPR demanded openness in the investigation of the crash of flight MH17 It is noted that Van Rossel has long worked in the Dutch public prosecutor's office and will now work with the team of prosecutors MH17 and sometimes appear at hearings at the Schiphol court complex (JCS). It is also reported that prosecutor Ward Ferdinandusse, who spoke earlier at the hearing in the plane crash case, will be assigned to the special prosecutor's office in Kosovo this summer, in addition to his position in the Dutch prosecutor's office. He will participate in the pre-sentencing MH17 trial and will continue to attend. Hearings in the Malaysian Boeing crash will resume on September 6, 2021. The MH17 crash trial began in the Netherlands on March 9, 2020. … Four defendants pass along it — Russians Igor Girkin, Sergey Dubinsky, Oleg Pulatov and Ukrainian Leonid Kharchenko. Pulatov is represented at the trial by an international group consisting of two Dutch and one Russian lawyers. The rest of the suspects are being tried in absentia. Media: The Netherlands may expel Russians who disclosed details of the MH17 case There were 298 people on board, all of whom died. Kiev blamed the militia for the crash; they said they did not have the means to shoot down an aircraft at such a height. The Joint Investigation Group (JIT), which under the leadership of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Netherlands, without the participation of Russia, is investigating the circumstances of the crash, has previously presented interim results. The investigation claims that Boeing was shot down from a Buk anti-aircraft missile system belonging to the 53rd Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade of the RF Armed Forces from Kursk. As Russian Deputy Prosecutor General Nikolai Vinnichenko told RIA Novosti, the Russian side transferred to the Netherlands not only the data of Russian radars, but also documentation showing that the Buk missile system that hit Boeing belonged to Ukraine, and it was launched from the territory controlled by Kiev, but this the information was ignored by the investigators. At the same time, on the first day of the court session, the prosecution admitted that it had received and is studying data from the Russian prosecutor's office. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation stated that the JIT's accusations of Russia's involvement in the crash of the Malaysian Boeing are unfounded and regrettable, the investigation is biased and one-sided. President Vladimir Putin noted that Russia is not allowed to investigate the plane crash in eastern Ukraine, and Moscow can recognize the results of the investigation if it takes full participation in it. All of the missiles, the engine of which was demonstrated by the Dutch commission to investigate the crash of MH17, were disposed of after 2011, the Russian Defense Ministry said. Russian President's press secretary Dmitry Peskov has repeatedly stated that Moscow categorically rejects accusations of involvement in the crash of the Malaysian Boeing. The Dutch have found «valuable witnesses in the Boeing case»: the cat has already been killed