On 17 July,
2014, a Malaysian plane was shot down over eastern Ukraine, and all its passengers
were killed. Among them were close to
200 Dutchmen. In answering parliamentary
questions, the government said that key information regarding the crash, including
government decisions made in the first three months after the crash, are a
state secret and will not be published. It was also discovered that a report on
a briefing in the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, which took place three days before
the crash and which explained the dangerous situation in the country, was sent
to the Dutch Council of Investigations of Safety six months after the official
investigation of the crash had started. This
month, the briefing memo became public due to a leak.
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