Малайизя и JIT
https://www.eturbonews.com/104706/mh17-investigation-why-malaysia-excluded/
Malaysian officials have complained in late November that they were excluded from the JIT and are headed to the Netherlands on December 3 to discuss their status:
Come Dec 3, Malaysia’s inspector-general of police (IGP) and the attorney-general (A-G) will head for the Netherlands to discuss among others, the role of the Malaysian team in the joint international investigations into the downing of Malaysia Airlines (MAS) Flight MH17 in July.
“At the moment, Malaysia is not in the joint investigation team. We are merely, a participant. We must be included in the joint investigation team,” he said.
Currently, the Netherlands, Belgium, Ukraine and Australia are in the joint investigation team.
During his visit to Malaysia earlier this month, Netherlands Prime Minister Mark Rutte had agreed to Malaysia’s participation in the international investigation. (MH17: IGP, A-G Off To The Netherlands On Dec. 3, Bernama, November 19, 2014).
Why is Belgium part of the JIT and not Malaysia? Four Belgians died on the plane compared to 43 Malaysians. But more importantly, it was a Malaysian plane which was attacked. How can Malaysia be excluded from this investigation? Some authors argue that it is due to Malaysia’s reluctance to put the blame on the Russians or the Donetsk separatists without irrefutable evidence.
https://www.asiatimes.com/2019/07/article/five-years-on-no-answers-on-who-fell-mh17/
Fauziah Mohd Taib, Malaysia’s then-ambassador to the Netherlands, wrote in a recent article that Malaysia was excluded from the JIT “until it protested.” She claimed the JIT’s initial decision to bar Malaysia’s participation was “because it could not be determined if Malaysia would be supportive of Russia and not the West.”
Malaysian officials have complained in late November that they were excluded from the JIT and are headed to the Netherlands on December 3 to discuss their status:
Come Dec 3, Malaysia’s inspector-general of police (IGP) and the attorney-general (A-G) will head for the Netherlands to discuss among others, the role of the Malaysian team in the joint international investigations into the downing of Malaysia Airlines (MAS) Flight MH17 in July.
“At the moment, Malaysia is not in the joint investigation team. We are merely, a participant. We must be included in the joint investigation team,” he said.
Currently, the Netherlands, Belgium, Ukraine and Australia are in the joint investigation team.
During his visit to Malaysia earlier this month, Netherlands Prime Minister Mark Rutte had agreed to Malaysia’s participation in the international investigation. (MH17: IGP, A-G Off To The Netherlands On Dec. 3, Bernama, November 19, 2014).
Why is Belgium part of the JIT and not Malaysia? Four Belgians died on the plane compared to 43 Malaysians. But more importantly, it was a Malaysian plane which was attacked. How can Malaysia be excluded from this investigation? Some authors argue that it is due to Malaysia’s reluctance to put the blame on the Russians or the Donetsk separatists without irrefutable evidence.
https://www.asiatimes.com/2019/07/article/five-years-on-no-answers-on-who-fell-mh17/
Fauziah Mohd Taib, Malaysia’s then-ambassador to the Netherlands, wrote in a recent article that Malaysia was excluded from the JIT “until it protested.” She claimed the JIT’s initial decision to bar Malaysia’s participation was “because it could not be determined if Malaysia would be supportive of Russia and not the West.”