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  • De Graaff said, adding: That does not mean that (Russia) will have access to the complete investigation: it is not customary to give insight in an ongoing criminal investigation."Investigators have settled on Russia as the culprit in the downing of the civilian aircraft.​In May 2018 (en)
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  • Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova complained on Wednesday, January 23, that Dutch authorities were refusing to share with Russia all the details of the ongoing investigation into the shoot-down of Malaysian Airlines MH-17 over eastern Ukraine in July 2014, which killed all 298 people abroad. Zakharova also claimed that despite the Netherlands’ non-cooperative attitude, Russia has fully satisfied every request from the Joint Investigative Team (JIT).Of the two claims -- that Russia is fully satisfying JIT requests and the Netherlands is not sharing all details with Russia – only the latter is true, while the first remains debatable and likely false.EmbedshareRussian Maker of Missile that Shot Down MH-17 Reports Increased Global Sales, Even Under SanctionsEmbedshareThe code has been copied to your clipboard.widthpxheightpxShare on Facebook Share on Twitter The URL has been copied to your clipboardNo media source currently available0:000:01:160:00Jeichien de Graaff, a press officer for the Dutch National Public Prosecutor's Office in Rotterdam, told Polygraph.info: The Russian authorities have not executed all the JIT requests so far. Since quite some time several simple questions have remained unanswered." The press office did not provide further details regarding the nature of those questions.De Graaff also confirmed that Zakharova was correct in saying that the Russian side has not been granted full access to material from the investigation.As Russia has stressed it is willing "to fully cooperate" with the investigation (en)
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