Ukrainian premier calls Malaysian plane crash an international crime
Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatseniuk has described the crash of a Malaysian Boeing 777 passenger plane in Ukraine as an international crime for which those responsible must answer before the International Criminal Court.
"Yesterday's terrible tragedy makes adjustments to our lives. The Russians have done it. This is an international crime for which it's necessary to be imprisoned in The Hague before the International Tribunal. There's a lot of space there, there's room for everybody," he said, while opening a meeting on the diversification of markets and sources of supply of industrial products in Kyiv on Friday.
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