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Amsterdam - The destruction of the Malaysian Airliner Boeing 777 allegedly shot down by a Russian missile crew has become even more of a horror story than thought.

Amsterdamsche Veld I - The Dutch government has released a report on its investigation of the downing of a Malaysian Airliner, at a cost of 298 lives, though it admits the presence of Russian-backed forces has prevented experts from determining exactly what happened.

The bodies of the passengers of MH17 are rotting peacefully in the sun and their credit cards stolen, while the world dithers with diplomacy. Forensic examination of the site is being corrupted by the Ukrainian “rebels.”

Donetsk - Russia is denying it shot down a Malaysian Airliner near the Ukraine border, killing at least 298, possibly including 23 Americans. But it is not the first time Russia has shot down commercial planes.

Multiple reports out of Europe say that a Malaysian Airlines flight was shot down in the vicinity of the Russian-Ukraine border. It is unknown who shot down Flight MH17 or if any of the 295 passengers and crew survived; some reports claim all are dead.

How can a Boeing 777 just vanish from the air and why has it been so difficult to find it? That is what so many people are now asking.

Kuala Lumpur - Closing the curtain on the unprecedented two weeks of relentless search to find the missing flight MH370, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak confirmed that the plane crashed into the southern Indian Ocean and there are no chance of any survivors.

Vietnam suspended the naval search for the missing Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 on Wednesday, though flights continued, Thanh Dien Daily said.