Zakharova said in Malaysia released a book about MH17

Output in Malaysia books about the crash of flight MH17 in 2014 shows the desire of Malaysians to form their own opinions about the disaster, said the official representative of the foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova.

“Really, at the end of may in Malaysia published a book. As far as is known, this information shared by our experts, the author paid special attention to the various versions of the crash of flight MH17, also reasons, including not always clear, which, he believes, motivated by various countries at different stages of the investigation”, — she said.

As noted by Zakharov, the author, in particular, argues that the United States could use the tragedy as a pretext to impose new sanctions against Russia.

The crash of MH17

Malaysian Boeing flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur flight MH17, crashed on July 17, 2014 under Donetsk. On Board were 298 people, they all died. Kiev blamed the crash militias, but they said that they do not have the means that would shoot down aircraft at this altitude.

The investigation led joint investigation team (SSG) under the leadership of the Prosecutor General of the Netherlands, Russia was not on Board. The investigation claims that Boeing was shot down by anti-aircraft missile complex “Buk”, belonging to the 53rd anti-aircraft missile brigade from Kursk. He was allegedly brought from Russia, and then brought back.

However, as was stated by the Deputy Prosecutor General of Russia Nikolai Vinnichenko, the investigation ignored the data transmitted by the Moscow Russian radars, as well as documentation that the missile that struck the Boeing, belonged to Ukraine and was launched from the territory controlled by Kiev. Although the first day of the trial the prosecution acknowledged that it has received and is studying the data of the Russian Prosecutor”s office.

Russia categorically rejects all accusations of involvement in the crash and repeatedly stated bias of the investigation. As noted by Vladimir Putin, Moscow can not accept the results of the investigation, which does not accept full participation.

The court in the case of the crash of flight MH17 has begun in the Netherlands on March 9.