The chance that the twenty Russians who are brought in by research Bellingcat image for the downing of flight MH17 actually be extradited is virtually zero.
According D66 MP Sjoerd Sjoerdsma will the Russians any refusal to cooperate in their prosecution.
"The research seems to make more likely outdated and the perpetrators will be brought to justice," Sjoerdsma says in the NOS Radio 1 Journal. "But it is a paradox. Because yes, there are more than two dozen soldiers have been identified, perhaps had more than most relatives dared to dream. But the chance that these Russians will appear in court is virtually nil. The arrangement of the Russians The last few months have been determined not constructive. "
Bellingcat, a network of investigative journalists, urging the Russian soldiers on through social media. One of them is Sergey M., the commander of the 53rd brigade. He has under Bellingcat certainly played a role in the downing of flight MH17 because his brigade has supplied the Buk missile system.
There had been a risk of persecution as before a UN tribunal was established, but spoke about Russia this summer his veto. According D66'er Sjoerdsma is therefore an alternative prosecution strategy is needed, such as a mixed tribunal or trial in the Netherlands.
Sjoerdsma finds that the government has too long let themselves be bullied by Russia. "We must make sure that at the end of the study suspects without a court which they can judge."
Correspondent David Jan Godfroid not believe that it will come into condemnation. "What court comes, even Russia will extradite anyone," he says. "They're not provide nationals. Moreover, they have no confidence in the evidence. That may be perhaps because they sit out for yourself, but extradition will not come."
NOS.nl/ © Reuters
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