AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The five countries investigating the downing of a Malaysian airliner over Ukraine a year ago are considering setting up an independent international tribunal after Russia vetoed attempts to establish a U.N.-backed court to prosecute suspects.
Russia deployed its permanent member's veto in the United Nations Security Council on Wednesday, blocking a move to establish an international court.
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