H. Zubko: We will do our utmost to find the rest of Boeing 777 victims' bodies and return them to relatives
Ukraine together with the countries, whose citizens were
killed in the Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 plane
crash, is seeking to put an end to the
investigation of this crime and bring those
responsible to justice as soon as possible. The Government of Ukraine continues
to fulfill its obligations regarding the
investigation of the plane crash and provides full support
to the international experts who are investigating. This
was stated by Vice Prime Minister - Minister
of Regional Development, Construction, Housing and Utilities, Chairman of the
Interdepartmental Commission on coordination of the issues
related to the investigation of aviation accidents Hennadii Zubko.
Today he met with
head of the international MH17 recovery mission Pieter-Jaap Aalbersberg and representatives
of delegations of the Netherlands, Malaysia and Australia to
discuss issues related to the investigation of the
Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 crash.
"It is very important for Ukraine to
find bodies and remains of all
the people who died as a result of the crime committed by
the terrorists. We, together with all those
involved in the investigation process, make every effort to enable the family of the innocently killed people to bury them, as required by human
morality," Hennadii Zubko
said.
He has informed that the next stage of the
research of the crash site is being prepared and it will
begin as soon as weather conditions permit.
"295 out of 298 victims’
bodies have been found, as well as 1560 human remains, most of which were
identified by DNA. We will
do our best to find three more dead
bodies and return them to the relatives. Ukraine
will fully assist in
the investigation of this crime and awaits the
arrival of a group of experts who will continue to explore the
crash site," Hennadii Zubko stated.
He has thanked the
representatives of the delegations of the Netherlands, Malaysia and
Australia for good coordination that allows
moving forward in the investigation
of crime.