Holland was warned about the dangers of flights over Donbass three days before the MH17 crash, – Die Welt
Berlin - Kyiv, January 09 (PolitNavigator, Vasily Ablyazimov) - The German newspaper Die Welt reports that the Netherlands was warned three days in advance about the danger of flying over the conflict zone, but, nevertheless, did not change the route of flight MH17 and did not accept additional security measures.
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"One of the most important questions in the investigation into the causes of the MH17 disaster," the German publication writes , "is why the plane flew over this particular area. As has just been revealed, the Netherlands was warned of the danger of flying over the conflict zone at least three days in advance, yet it did not change its route."
A letter was published in The Hague confirming that the country's government had been notified in advance of the dangers of flying over the region. The Netherlands was informed that the day before, a transport cargo plane belonging to Kyiv was shot down over the conflict zone. The newspaper concludes that “from the information that was received, no conclusion was drawn about the adoption of additional security measures.”
Despite the notification, at the time of the alleged shooting of the plane, Die Welt reports, there were three more civil aircraft flying over the unclosed airspace - two Boeing 777s and one Airbus 330.