Donbas cease-fire largely holds - OSCE monitor
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Alexander Hug, a deputy chief monitor of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission in Ukraine, has said that the cease-fire in Donbas has generally held along the contact line, but fighting continues in Shyrokyne and at Donetsk airport.
OSCE sees no obstacles for Dutch experts’ work at Malaysian Boeing crash site
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Monitors of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe have not observed any danger to Dutch experts working at the crash site of the Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 in eastern Ukraine, Deputy Chief Monitor of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission in Ukraine, Alexander Hug, told reporters on Nov. 14.
Les enquêteurs sont de nouveau sur le site depuis le mardi 11 novembre.
Accident investigators return to MH17 crash site - DutchNews.nl
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A team of between 10 and 15 Dutch accident investigators returned on Tuesday to the site of the MH17 Malaysia Airlines crash in eastern Ukraine, according to broadcasters Nos and RTL.
The investigators will continue searching the crash site and recovering the remains of the Boeing aircraft which came down in July killing all 298 people on board.
However, the safety research institute told news site nu.nl that they will only confirm the news later on Tuesday if the work actually goes ahead.
Pour l’instant, les difficultés (non précisées) rencontrées par la nouvelle équipe provenaient des « Ukrainiens ».
MH17 investigation team in Ukraine, unable to recover wreckage - DutchNews.nl
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A team of accident investigators has arrived at the site of the MH17 plane crash in eastern Ukraine but will not be able to start recovery of the wreckage of the plane.
Broadcaster Nos reported earlier on Tuesday that the team of 10 to 15 investigators was on its way from Donetsk in order to begin clearing the wreckage, but is now reporting that there is disagreement between the Dutch and the Ukrainians. What is causing the disagreement is unclear, Nos says.
According to Pieter-Jaap Aalbersberg, head of the Dutch mission, there is no agreement between the investigators and the Ukrainians at the moment.