
The Foreign Ministry of the Netherlands caused Russia's ambassador to give an explanation of criticism from Moscow, the MH17 disaster investigation. According to RIA Novosti, the Netherlands Foreign Minister Bert Kunders said that the Russian reaction to the results of the investigation "casts doubt on the honesty, professionalism and independence of" investigators, the agency reports.
"The Russian was reported that such unreasonable criticism is unacceptable," the minister said.
In the Kremlin, the agency clarifies, the call of the Russian ambassador was appreciated positively. Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov noted that "the head of our diplomatic representation in the Netherlands will provide all considerations in our position that we occupied."
On Wednesday, investigators of the International Investigative Group submitted a second report on the reasons for the collapse of the Boeing-777 in the sky above the Donbass. The report states that the missile that had shot down the Malaysian liner was released from the Buk complex, which was six kilometers from the city of Snezhnoye.
This territory on July 17, 2014, on the day of the death of the liner, was under the control of the militants of the DPR. Investigators claim that they managed to install a zone with an area of 500 by 600 meters, from where the launch was made. The Russian version about the launch of the Buk air defense system from the Zarashchensky district, which was controlled by Ukrainian government forces, is insolvent, the authors of the report said.
In addition, investigators found that the Buk complex was delivered to Ukraine from Russia. After the liner was shot down, the car was returned to Russia.
The chief prosecutor of the Netherlands Fred Westerbeke said that more than 100 people can be involved in the death of the Boeing-777. The investigation period has been extended until 2018.
On Thursday, the representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, said at a briefing that Moscow regrets due to the low quality and politicization of the investigation of the crash.