"The Dutch Safety Board had sufficient sources and materials to draw the final conclusions," Sara Vernooij said, reminding that the DSB presented the final report into the causes of the crash of flight MH17 in October 2015.
"The investigation into the causes of the crash is closed by publishing the final reports," she reiterated.
Dutch investigators published a report in October 2015 that said that the Malaysia Airlines aircraft appeared to have been downed using a Russia-produced Buk surface-to-air missile system. It did not identify the exact location from where the missile was fired. The Russian arms manufacturer that builds Buk missile systems, Almaz-Antey, conducted a separate probe into the crash, finding that the missile which hit the plane could only have been launched by a Buk system located in the region of Zaroshchenske, controlled by Kiev forces at the time of the incident.
The documentary presented several versions of what could have led to the crash of the flight MH17, and as a BBC spokesperson said, the documentary took a "balanced viewpoint" in reporting different theories pertaining to the fate of the crashed plane. The documentary also examined in detail the findings of the Dutch probe into the incident.
