Ukraine: Last MH17 flight pieces collected from Grabovo

Representatives of the General Prosecutor's office of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) visited the crash site of the Boeing 777 Flight MH17 Malaysian Airlines, in the Ukrainian village of Grabovo, Wednesday. The representatives picked passengers' belongings and pieces of the plane collected by local residents and gathered them to their office. Although the official search operation has been terminated, local residents are still discovering and collecting ruins of the plane and passengers belongings. According to one of the representatives, the fragments "will be used as an evidence for the criminal case which is prosecuted by the investigation office." The Dutch Safety Board will publish a final version of the investigation report in the beginning of October after they are passed the findings. The tragic event saw 289 people die, when Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 crashed in eastern Ukraine en route from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur on 17 July, 2014. Western nations have alleged the plane was brought down by a Russian supplied missile, while the Kremlin has strongly denied the accusations and blamed Ukrainian forces for the incident.