Kiev responsible for Malaysia plane deaths: Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin has held Ukrainian authorities responsible for the crash of a Malaysian passenger plane in Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk region. ● The Boeing plane, which was carrying 298 people, was en route from the Dutch capital, Amsterdam, to Kuala Lumpur on Thursday when it crashed. In televised comments on Friday, Putin said the government of the territory in which the tragedy had happened bears responsibility for it. The Russian leader said the incident would not have occurred if Kiev had not resumed its military operation against the pro-Russian forces in the country’s east. He also said he has urged Russian military officials to provide necessary assistance in the investigation of what he described as a criminal act.
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