The Prosecutor's Office of the Netherlands: Boeing in Donbas shot down from the Russian Buk missile system

"MN17" flight was shot down by a Buk missile.

It is reported by the press service of the Prosecutor's Office of the Netherlands. The J. I. T. leads the investigation, TCH reports.

It is reported that Buk was brought from Russia to Ukraine shortly before the tragedy. It is confirmed by the numerous photos and videos, as well as interviewed witnesses.

Investigators of the J. I. T. collected and processed more than 1 million documents, photos and videos. It was decided to expand analytical group because of a huge volume of materials.

Now experts will not have only to identify suspects and collect evidence against them, but also to provide Court with facts and evidence sufficient for a conviction. It is what a prosecutor’s group is working on.

Netherlands Prosecutor's Office notes that there are serious indications that Russian secret services are trying to break computer systems of the Dutch police and Prosecutor's Office.

Smartphones and laptops, which investigators used in Ukraine and had connection with local Internet networks had to be destroyed. The reason was a Spyware infection.

In some cases, they had to remove accounts of police officers from the network, because they had been attacked and could have been infected.

"Boeing 777" Malaysia Airlines crashed on July 17, 2014 in the Donetsk region of Ukraine, near the border with Russia. There were 283 passengers and 15 crew members.