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Malaysian airliner crashes in Ukraine near Russian border

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Moscow: A Boeing 777 Malaysian airlines crashed in Ukraine near the Russian border, reports Interfax, citing “a source in the aviation circles.”

“Boeing Malaysian airlines operate flights to Amsterdam – Kuala Lumpur for 50 miles before entering the airspace of Russia, began to decline, he was subsequently found burning on the ground in Ukraine,” the source said, adding that 280 passengers and 15 crew members were onboard.

Military expert Dmitry Tymchuk says the Malaysia Airlines plane crashed to the north of Torez in the Donetsk region, according to Ukrainian journalist Myroslava.

The area is controlled by pro-Russian separatists who are fighting the Ukrainian army.

The aircraft reportedly had to cross the Russian border at about 9:30 EDT.

Ukrainian activist have published a video they say shows the wreckage.

 

(With Agency Inputs)

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