MH17 crash: Interpol team heading to Ukraine Sunday to help identify crash victims


AMSTERDAM: Investigators from the International Policing Organisation (Interpol) and its European counterpart Europol will go to Ukraine to help in the process of identifying victims of the crash of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, Europol said on Saturday.

The European Union's policing organisation said it would contribute a specialist to the seven-strong team, which will leave for the Ukrainian capital Kiev on Sunday morning.

A spokesman for Europol would not comment on whether the organisations had been offered guarantees that they would have access to the crash site, which is in the hands of separatist forces who do not accept Kiev's authority. - Reuters

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