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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte speaks during a press conference at the Ministry of Safety and Justice in The Hague, The Netherlands, on August 1, 2014, about the developments around the crash of the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17. International police investigators at the MH17 crash site in war-torn Ukraine will not for now carry weapons, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said, as more remains were recovered. "So far the mission leaders' assessment is to continue to work unarmed," Rutte told journalists, two weeks after the crash in which 298 people died, 193 of them Dutch and 28 Australian. AFP PHOTO / ANP / LEX VAN LIESHOUT **netherlands out** (Photo by LEX VAN LIESHOUT / ANP / AFP) (Photo by LEX VAN LIESHOUT/ANP/AFP via Getty Images)
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