A Decade After MH17 Tragedy, Families Seek Accountability

Victims' relatives commemorate the 10th anniversary, continuing to demand Russia's acknowledgment and justice.

298 people were killed when Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 was shot down over eastern Ukraine in 2014.
An international investigation concluded the missile was launched from territory controlled by pro-Russian rebels.
A Dutch court convicted three men in absentia for their roles in transporting the missile but they remain at large.
Victims' families, including those from 16 countries, continue to seek Russia's admission of responsibility.
Commemorations are being held near Schiphol Airport and in other locations, marking the decade-long quest for justice.