Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that the process of the crash of the Malaysian Boeing MH17 "is teeming with double standards." He told RT about this.

According to him, no one conducted a full-scale experiment of the Almaz-Antey concern and did not ask Ukraine to provide recordings of dispatchers' negotiations with MH17. Also, according to Lavrov, the United States did not show data from satellites, the investigation only mentions that the American side has this data.

Lavrov added that the relatives of the victims tried to open another case on Ukraine's non-closure of the airspace, but the appeal was rejected.

Earlier, Dutch judges completed the filing of the MH17 dossier. The District Court of The Hague, during the three days of hearings, spoke about what documents were received from the prosecutor's office, what audiovisual information is used as evidence, and also released the testimony of witnesses.

In particular, the judges found out whether flight MH17 was shot down from a Buk anti-aircraft missile system, whether a missile was fired from under the village of Pervomayskoye, and whether the accused were involved in this.

Prior to that, Judge Henderik Steinhuis said that the dossier has 65 thousand pages, and also includes a huge amount of audiovisual information in digital form.

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