- International investigators looking into the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 in 2014 have found “strong indications” that implicate Russian President Vladimir Putin.
- Investigators said on Wednesday that it’s highly likely that Putin approved the decision to provide Russian separatists with long-range anti-aircraft missiles that were used to shoot down the plane, a passenger jet that was carrying almost 300 people at the time.
- Prosecutors noted that despite “strong indications” that Putin approved the decision, they did not have “concrete enough” evidence to prosecute.
