Section: The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia)
MH17: Bodies missing on train carrying remains of victims, says Dutch official
A train carrying bodies and black boxes from a shot-down Malaysia Airlines flight arrived in this eastern Ukrainian city on Tuesday morning, but the remains of nearly a third of the people aboard the plane were missing, a Dutch forensics expert said. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
Journey home begins
Tony Abbott has warned of evidence tampering on ”an industrial scale” at the MH17 crash site, underscoring the massive challenge facing international investigators including Australians as they converge on Ukraine. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
MH17 bodies arrive in Ukraine city Kharkiv
A refrigerated train carrying the remains of Australian and other victims of downed Malaysia Airlines flight 17 has arrived in Ukraine’s second-biggest city, Kharkiv, where it will be met by Australian officials. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
MH17 bodies arrive in Ukraine city
The bodies of the victims of MH17, including Australians, have arrived on a special train in Kharkiv, where officials are waiting to claim them. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
South American soccer players refuse to return to war-torn eastern Ukraine town of Donetsk
Five Brazilian soccer players and an Argentine are refusing to return to Ukraine’s richest soccer club because of the conflict in the eastern European country. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
MH17 crash: ‘Train of death’ leaves Torez to transfer bodies to northern Ukraine airport
Kiev: The train carrying the remains of the passengers and crew of MH17 left Torez station on Monday evening, Ukraine time, for an airport in the north of the country. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
MH17 crash: Ukraine military renews assault on rebels in region where airliner was downed
Donetsk, Ukraine: The Ukrainian military on Monday renewed its assault on this rebel-held city, even as international investigators in the region were trying to secure the remains of all 298 passengers and crew killed in the downing of a Malaysia Airlines jet. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
Horror and anger as leaders argue over MH17 bodies
The value of a hostage is in being alive. But in the steamy heat of this Ukrainian summer, the decaying bodies of 38 Australians among the near-300 killed in the crash of flight MH17 are being held hostage in a blame game playing out in an ugly separatist war. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
Malaysia Airlines diverts flight from Ukraine – to Syria
Malaysia Airlines re-routed a Kuala Lumpur-to-London flight over Syrian airspace on Sunday after its usual route over Ukraine was closed, flight tracking data showed on Monday. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
MH17 bodies to go to Netherlands: Ukraine
Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk says the bodies of the MH17 victims will be transferred to the Netherlands as soon as possible. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
