Ukrainian side to get the train with things of Boeing 777 killed passengers back

The Contact Group in Minsk has agreed that the Ukrainian side would get the train with the things of Boeing 777 dead passengers back, stated Volodymyr Hroysman.

At its own risk a group of international experts of the OSCE Monitoring Mission, representatives of Australia and the Netherlands for the first time over the last few days got access to the Boeing 777 crash site to investigate the tragedy and find bodies, said Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine, Chairman of the State Commission to investigate the crash Volodymyr Hroysman at a press conference in Kyiv.

"Despite the fact that international experts have not received from the militants any guarantees of safety of work over the territory on which MH17 wreckage is found, they took a courageous decision to reach the crash site. They got into the site, worked there for a limited time before returning to Donetsk", said the Vice Prime Minister.

He stressed that the Ukrainian side fulfils its commitment to not conduct combat action in the 20-kilometer zone around the crash site. Not a single shot is fired on Ukrainian side at this zone and at experts’ travel routes”, he emphasized.

Volodymyr Hroysman also announced that in accordance with a today’s trilateral agreement of the Contact Group in Minsk, it was decided that cease of any battle actions at the route by militants would be maintained at the corridor, which was checked today by international experts.