A train carrying flight MH17 victims has left the rebel-held town of Torez in eastern Ukraine.<br /><br />Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister, Volodymyr Groysman, said the train would travel to the city of Kharkiv and that the bodies would then be taken to the Netherlands.<br /><br />Two hundred and ninety-eight people, most of them Dutch, were killed when the Malaysia Airlines passenger jet crashed in territory controlled by separatist rebels.<br /><br />The pro-Russian rebels, whom the Ukrainian government calls “terrorists”, said they would hand over the MH17 black boxes to the Malaysian authorities.<br /><br />Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko told reporters in Kyiv: “The enormous pressure we arrange today on those people who control those terrorists will bring the efforts. And I cross my fingers, I hope, within the next 24 hours.”<br /><br />Analysis of the black boxes will be one of the first steps in an independent international investigation into what caused the MH17 tragedy.
