A group of international experts has begun working in Kharkiv on investigating the Malaysian plane crash, the presidential press service has reported.

"President Petro Poroshenko has ordered that a presidential plane be provided to the international experts and 14 experts arrived in Kharkiv on Monday morning, which made it possible for them to start working immediately. Two planes, a special board from the Netherlands carrying a humanitarian mission (special equipment and coffins) and seven experts, have also arrived in Kharkiv," the report says.

The report says the experts have studied and discussed the photo materials they had been sent by email. The commission recommended that attention be given to specific details of the plane and that panoramic photos of some parts of the plane be taken.

In addition, the experts working on the crash site examined and documented the debris of the center wing on Monday morning. The commission later focused on the debris of the cockpit.