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A convoy of 40 hearses heading to Hilversum (in the province of North Holland, in the Netherlands), carrying the bodies of some of the victims. Once at Hilversum, the bodies were examined and identified at a medical facility belonging to the Netherlands Army.
Hasn't there been an extensive investigation on this already? Like what more is there to discover?
Russia blew up a passenger plane. That was their role. They are a terrorist state. >

Bellingcat has done a lot of extensive reporting on this topic so we know exactly what happened. I suppose Government needs to verify everything in their own but it’s all pretty much out in the open at this point. >

Also, the more open investigation the more transparent.  There's still plenty (tankies, kremlin simps, scummy people but still plenty) claiming Ukraine did it, and that as a reason to avoid support. >

'We can't hold russia accountable so we will continue investigating.' >

Their role? They did it. >

People who operated the missile launcher were convicted, russia, which obviously orchestrated it, wasn't. Here's hoping they can finally fit two pieces together and come to the obvious conclusion. >

they got away too easily with it...soul crushing, we really fucked up the 2014-2022 Russian arc, no other words, really. >

the Russian arc in general has always been fucked up. People just didn't pay attention or care about it until it affected us directly. >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 82%. (I'm a bot)


One year after a hearing on the merits of Dutch and Ukrainian complaints against the Russian Federation, the European Court of Human Rights has decided it will consider Russia's culpability for the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17. Additionally, the court will also handle individual complaints filed by the relatives of the airline crash's victims.
Six years after the crash, the Netherlands filed an application to have the case heard at the European Court of Human Rights.
A majority of ECtHR justices that presided over the application said that the MH17 case should be heard by the court as Russia was indeed in control of the territory at the time of the crash.


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We still remember. >

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