MH17 report on responsibility will be next year: NRC

In fact, the Dutch Safety Board will also be presenting a video animation explaining the findings and conclusion of the investigation.

According to a report in the Malaysian media, Russia’s Roasaviation flight authority handed over to the Netherlands a few “serious remarks” in response to the abstract of the final report on the reasons for the MH17 crash on July 17, 2014, which killed all 298 passengers and crew members onboard.

Investigators in the Dutch probe have said they found fragments at the crash site of a Russian surface-to-air missile.

The company said that preliminary results from the experiment support the conclusions that the firm presented in June – namely, that the plane was shot down by a Buk missile fired from territory controlled by the Ukrainian military.

In particular, Moscow emphasized concern over the Dutch Safety Board ignoring a “basic principle of investigating air incidents – sequence of conclusions.”

Almaz-Antey, the maker of the BUK surface-to-air system that the West and Kiev believe downed MH17, said it would present its version of events at a press conference on Tuesday after holding an “experiment” that entailed detonating a missile next to a plane.

Ukraine has accused Russian Federation of supplying the separatists with firearms, including the Buk missile, while Moscow has denied involvement and counter-argued that Ukraine of being the cause.

Flight MH17 from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur was brought down by a rocket over eastern Ukraine, killing all 298 people on board.

Over the past year, Malaysia-which has sought to take up the case in the global court-has been caught between Ukrainian armed forces and Russian Federation over the downing.

In July 2015, Russian Federation vetoed a UN Security Council draft resolution to establish an global tribunal to prosecute the perpetrator of the crash.