Russia challenges accusations of involvement in MH17 air catastrophe
Russia Calls for UN Investigation into MH17 Crash Amidst Dispute with ICAO
Russia has proposed an independent international investigation into the 2014 downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, expressing dissatisfaction with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Council's handling of the case.
The Russian Foreign Ministry has repeatedly asserted that the ICAO's previous investigations into the MH17 crash case are considered insufficient and biased. Russia has challenged the decision by the ICJ regarding its involvement in the downing of MH17, and has disputed the jurisdiction of the ICAO Council over the case.
The ministry has emphasized that it has provided evidence of its non-involvement in the MH17 crash case for more than two years, but claims that this evidence has been disregarded. Furthermore, Russia has expressed dissatisfaction with the impartiality of the ICAO's dispute resolution mechanism regarding the MH17 crash case.
In 2014, Australia and the Netherlands initiated a dispute in ICAO over the MH17 crash, alleging that Russia had "violated the Chicago Convention." However, the ICAO Council has refused Moscow's proposal for an independent international investigation into the MH17 crash, citing previous investigations whose results Russia considers insufficient and biased as a reason.
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has held Russia responsible for the crash of Boeing MH17 in Donbass. In response, Russia has reiterated its intention to seek the truth regarding the MH17 crash case.
The Russian Foreign Ministry believes that under the current conditions, an objective investigation is impossible through the ICAO Council. Instead, it has expressed hope for an unbiased approach from the UN in investigating the MH17 crash case.
It is important to note that this article does not provide any new self-contained facts about the MH17 crash case. The ICAO Council has recognized its jurisdiction over the MH17 crash case, but the ministry considers the ICAO Council as unsuitable for finding the truth about the MH17 crash case.
This dispute continues as both parties strive to uncover the truth behind the tragic downing of MH17. Stay informed with the latest developments by subscribing to our Russian messenger service, MAX.
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