Russia has provided international investigators with new data on the shot down "Boeing"

The Russian side transferred the international investigative group to the new data on the collapse of Boeing in Ukraine. According to TASS, this was announced by the Minister of Justice of the Netherlands, Ar Van der Zhere.

“We do not yet know what exactly is transmitted, and how useful these documents will be for the investigation,” the minister said.

Earlier, representatives of the Almaz-Antey concern reported that they received in unprocessed form primary radar images of airspace in the aircraft crash area.

On September 28, investigators presented the results of the Boeing-777 crash investigation. The report explicitly 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 was controlled by the DPR. Investigators also established that the Buk complex was delivered to Ukraine from Russia and returned back after the liner was shot down.

Australia Foreign Minister Julie Bishop later said that the list of suspects in the crash case will be approved until the end of 2016 or early 2017.

According to Bishop, the suspects must appear before the international tribunal, just like terrorists who exploded Boeing-747 over Scotland in 1988 by order of Muammar Gaddafi.