Families of the 298 victims of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17, shot down over Ukraine a decade ago, gathered near Amsterdam to honour their loved ones. The ceremony included reading the names of the deceased, attended by Dutch King Willem-Alexander and other dignitaries.
The international investigation attributed the missile attack to a Russian military unit, though Moscow denies involvement.
Relatives and officials, including Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof and Australian Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus, emphasised the ongoing quest for justice. Commemorations also occurred in Australia and at the crash site in Ukraine, amidst the continuing conflict.
This post was published on 17 July 2024 20:35
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