The Australian Government will allocate more than $ 50 million to support the investigation of the MN17 crash in the Donbass, which continues in the Netherlands.
This was officially announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Australia.
“We will provide for $ 50.3 million over four years to support the Dutch charge of responsible individuals and help relatives of victims to take part in the trial,” – the report said.
“The government of Turnbull continues to seek justice for the victims of the MN17 crash,” – the Australian Foreign Ministry added.
As you know, Boeing 777 of Malaysia Airlines, carrying out the flight MN-17 Amsterdam (Netherlands) – Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), was shot down in the sky over the Donetsk region on July 17, 2014. 298 people were on its board, all of them died. Most of the dead were citizens of the Netherlands, Malaysia and Australia.
