Pro-Russia rebels looting and destroying evidences at crash site

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SICKENING separatists have been accused of trying to destroy evidence by removing bodies from the wreckage of flight MH17, while others move in to loot from the victims.


</header><section class="photo" style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; -webkit-transform: none !important; transform: none !important;">Armed pro-Russian rebels have been heard firing shots when investigators step out of parameters[AFP/GETTY]
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Meanwhile drunk guards have reportedly fired guns in the air when international investigators move out of the strict search parameters put in place.
Cameraman Demjen Doroschenko saw soldiers carrying AK47s searching passengers' luggage.

He told The Sun: "They were rifling belongings with torches 50 yards away. Once they had gone I went over to the body where they had been and found wallets left open, purses empty and papers all over the ground. It's awful."
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Members of the Ukrainian Emergency Ministry carry a body near the wreckage at the crash site [REUTERS]
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A firefighter stands as flames burst amongst the wreckages [GETTY/AFP]
</section><section class="text-description" style="margin: 0px 0px 15px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; -webkit-transform: none !important; transform: none !important;">He also found the body of Newcastle United fan John Adler near the village of Grabovo. He was on his way to New Zealand to watch The Magpies' pre-season tour.
He said: "You could see they had been through his things.
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Once they had gone I went over to the body where they had been and found wallets left open, purses empty and papers all over the ground
Demjen Doroschenko
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</section><section class="text-description" style="margin: 0px 0px 15px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; -webkit-transform: none !important; transform: none !important;">"He had a pair of Tesco binoculars with him in a case. They had pulled the binoculars out of the case. But when they saw the glass had broken they threw them back because they weren't any good to them."

Meanwhile 38 bodies have been removed from the crash site, sparking claims the pro-Russian rebels were trying to destroy evidence.
A statement from the Ukraine government said: "The government of Ukraine officially states that the terrorists, with the help of Russia, are trying to destroy evidence of international crimes.

"According to government data, the terrorists have taken 38 bodies to the morgue in (the eastern city of) Donetsk."
The statement accused men with strong Russian accents of threatening to carry out their own post-mortem examinations.
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People hold candles and place flower tribute outside the Dutch embassy to commemorate victims [AP]
</section><section class="text-description" style="margin: 0px 0px 15px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; -webkit-transform: none !important; transform: none !important;">In a press conference this morning, Malaysia's transport minister Liow Tiong Lai said: "Malaysia mourns the loss of all the crew and passengers and we feel for their families and promise to do all we can to ensure the investigation is carried out and justice is done.

"We are concerned the crash site had not been secured.

"Malaysia calls for all parties to protect the crash site and allow the investigation to proceed.

"We must not forget this is a human tragedy. Since the plane went down the remains of 298 people lay uncovered.

"Their lives were taken by violence and violence has stopped them from having their final respect. This can't continue.
"The world has a moral obligation to ensure the remains of all victims are recovered and treated with respect. We will play our part in fulfilling this obligation.
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Looters have been seen rifling through luggage [AP]
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Ukrainian coal miners search the site of a crashed Malaysia Airlines passenger plane near the villag [AP]
</section><section class="text-description" style="margin: 0px 0px 15px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; -webkit-transform: none !important; transform: none !important;">"We deployed our team to Ukraine and they reached there early this morning. We hope we can enter the site as promised by the Ukraine government."
Observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said separatists were controlling their access to the site.

Around 30 monitors arrived in Ukraine yesterday to begin deciphering the disaster scene, which has spread eight square miles.
Experts from the UK will arrive in Kiev today to assist a Ukrainian-led investigation into the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17.

Downing Street said six investigators from the UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch would join the growing international probe into exactly how the plane came to crash, killing 298 people including 10 Britons.

The Foreign Office has also sent extra consular staff to Ukraine and the Metropolitan Police is liaising with international partners to send specialist officers to the country to assist with the recovery, identification and repatriation of those killed.
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all caused by ukraine protesters
they are the one overthrow legally elected govt
they are the one who refuse USA/EU deal for early election
they are the one eventually cause MH17 death

protesters are always the source of trouble in the world.

Putin show remorse in church?

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Russian President Vladimir Putin was at the centre of a diplomatic storm today as accusations mounted that his regime armed pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine who shot down a passenger jet, killing 298 people.
Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, was headed to Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur when it was hit by a surface-to-air missile above the rebel-controlled east of Ukraine, near Donetsk.
President Putin, pictured yesterday at a religious ceremony near Moscow, was accused of 'facilitating' the deaths, and was warned not to 'wash his hands' of the disaster. He also also suffered furious accusations that Russia and the rebels are interfering with the crash site and trying to destroy evidence.

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Behind it all? Vladimir Putin, pictured with Orthodox church Patriarch Kirill at a religious celebration yesterday, is under international pressure

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Accused: President Putin is pictured above at a monastery near Moscow yesterday

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Time to confess: Putin was pictured crossing himself yesterday at the ceremony as he was accused by leaders from around the world


An international chorus of condemnation is intensifying upon Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has been accused of arming Ukrainian rebels whom it is widely believed used a surface-to-air missile to shoot down the plane.
Amid growing evidence that the flight was hit by a sophisticated surface-to-air missile, launched from areas controlled by pro-Russian rebels in the separatist eastern regions of Ukraine, fingers have increasingly been pointed at Russian president Vladimir Putin, who denies involvement.
Russian authorities were put under increasing pressure after U.S. President Barack Obama, international delegates to the U.N. and an outraged Australian prime minister all spoke out against Putin’s regime.

So is Malaysian Tonychat going to punish the rebels??

Nope, Tonychat like Scroobal, is busy surfing this forum and has no time or inclination to do anything else.

Later, Tonychat will go into the chatroom, but the gutless Scroobal will merely PM his cronies and sycophants.

Scroobal will even PM his own clones so as to keep up the deception and delusion.

eErotica69 said:

So is Malaysian Tonychat going to punish the rebels??

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