The Australian-Ukrainian journalist who took MH17 stuff at the crash site of the plane shot down, it must return to the Australian authorities. That said, the federal police in the country.
Demjin Dorosjenko was in the area when the flight from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur was shot down. This brought all 298 passengers were killed, including 193 Dutch. Dorosjenko was in his own words as one of the first at the scene and collected evidence,, to preserve it and keep it from the hands of the Russian armed forces, '' he told the ABC.
Dorosjenko remains in Ukraine, where he has made the material recently against payment to the authorities and the research team led by the Netherlands.
,, Stuff the MH17 disaster site have been removed, should not be used to make profits, '' said a police spokesman.
Dorosjenko says no procedures to follow to rendering, because he would have to hand over material to local mayors who collaborate according to him, Russia.
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