In the course of the meeting, the Parties discussed the soonest completion of a humanitarian mission on transporting human remains and personal belongings of victims of the "Boeing-777" shot down by separatists in the East of Ukraine.   

Oleksandr Turchynov expressed condolences in connection "with the tragedy that took place on the territory of Ukraine due to the fault of separatists supported by Russia". 

In his words, the problem Ukraine is facing "is a problem not only for our country, this is a problem for the whole civilized world".

"Russia has again confirmed it is one of the sources of danger in the world", he added. 

Moreover, the Chair of the Parliament stressed that on Thursday the Verkhovna Rada"will ratify the issue on allowing to conduct a humanitarian mission on the territory of Ukraine with Australian policemen".   

"The only thing to understand is that terrorists, together with Russia, are not interested in the objective investigation of the "Boeing" crash, therefore, they will do everything possible to prevent this", stressed Oleksandr Turchynov.   

In her turn, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Australia Julie Bishop emphasized they have "no doubts that the civil plane in Ukrainian sky was shot down with the Russian weapons".     

Moreover, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands Frans Timmermans thanked Ukrainian people "for support and a wave of warmth we have all experienced".

"All Dutch people are amazed by the warmth the Ukrainian people give them", he stressed.