MH17: Australia determined to seek justice, despite Russian veto


KUALA LUMPUR: Australia remains determined to seek justice for the victims of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, and will work with Malaysia to set up an effective prosecution model to try those responsible.

Australia’s foreign minister Julie Bishop (pic) said the nation was committed to the implementation of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Resolution 2166, which demands that those responsible for the incident be held accountable and that all states fully cooperate with efforts to ensure accountability.

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