Flight 298 civilians was destroyed by Russian missiles

298 passengers aboard the plane “MH17”, which had a destination from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, had died when he was shot in rebel-controlled territory in Ukraine.

Thursday, international investigators led by the Netherlands allude that the plane was hit by Russian brigade missiles.

Rusa has refused involvement in the destruction of civilian flying vehicles.

Russian defence minister rejects version of Dutch investigators, reports “BBC”, report Periscope.

The international investigative team, however, has found that missiles belonging to Russian forces had been found on the plane.

When the “Malaysia Airlines” was hit by devastating missiles, 193 Dutch citizens were killed, 43 from Malaysia, and 27 from Australia. Other victims have been from countries such as Indonesia, Great Britain, Belgium, Germany, and the Philippines.

“In our basic conclusions, the Netherlands and Australia blame Russia as responsible for placing the Buk installation that was used to bring down MH17”, Dutch Foreign Minister Stephen Block said.

The government has already taken some steps to consider Russia” responsible.

Investigators said the plane was crashed by a rocket called Russia's Buku, made by the 53rd Anti-Avian Brigade in Kursk.

About 50km (30 km) from the border between Russia and Ukraine, air traffic control lost contact with MH17.

It soon turned out that the plane had crashed in Donnetsk area controlled by pro-Russian frigates./Periscopi/