Group of intl experts ready to investigate Boeing crash arrive in Kharkiv
A delegation of international experts who have arrived in Ukraine to investigate the crash of the Malaysian plane arrived in Kharkiv on Monday, Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatseniuk said.
"A plane carrying 31 experts, including 23 experts from the Netherlands, two from Germany, two from the U.S., one from the UK, and three Australian embassy officials landed in Kharkiv several hours ago. This plane landed several hours ago and they will be trying to get to the crash site. We will try to create a humanitarian corridor for that," Yatseniuk told a press conference on Monday.
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