Parts of Buk missile found at Boeing crash site in Donbas have never been shown to Russia - Lavrov
DVORIKI (Vladimir region). Aug 24 (Interfax) - Russia has not received a single response to its questions about the reports stating that the international group of experts who are conducting the criminal investigation into the Malaysian Boeing crash in eastern Ukraine have found some pieces of a surface-to-air Buk missile, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said.
"They have recently held some meetings as part of the investigation that is now being conducted by the Dutch security services. We asked questions. Specifically, we asked why they did not report finding the parts of a Buk missile, which they found several months ago, until now. We asked them to show. They didn't show us. We asked where they were found, they didn't say that either," Lavrov said at the all-Russian youth forum Territory of Meanings in the Klyazma area.