The black box of the Malaysian airline MH17, that was shot down in the conflict area in Eastern Ukraine, has been sent to Moscow for investigation, reports the Daily Beast.
The Malaysian plane had fallen from a height of 10,600 metres and all passengers on board, including the crew died in the tragedy.
Parts of the aircraft, human remains, money, gadgets and passports were spread across the region of Grabovo and Rassypnaya in Eastern Ukaraine.
Rebel militia found remains of more than 100 people in the intial few hours of the rescue opration.
Russia and Ukraine have both denied involvement. All parties are investigating into the crash of MH17.
