UN vote on MH17 resolution today; West urges Putin to force rebels to allow crash site access
Alleged intercepted phone conversations released by Ukraine`s security service of pro-Russian rebels discussing how they shot down Malaysian airliner MH17 are genuine, the US embassy in Kiev said.
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Monitors from the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) inspected three wagons of the freight train that stood at the town of Torez, situated 15 km from the crash site, BBC reported. Also Read: Bodies of MH17 crash victims loaded on train
Borodai said that the devices would be handed over to the International Civil Aviation Organisation. He also said the bodies recovered from the crash site in eastern Ukraine would remain in refrigerated containers at a train station in the town of Torez until the arrival of an international aviation delegation.
We are retiring the MH17 flight number from 25 July out of respect for the crew and passengers - http://t.co/HUIWQXl7dx
— Malaysia Airlines (@MAS) July 20, 2014
We must turn this moment of outrage into a moment of action. My article on #MH17 for @thesundaytimes: https://t.co/EwCef32GQy
— David Cameron (@David_Cameron) July 20, 2014
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