Trial begins of men accused of colluding in MH17 disaster

A woman places a rose next to 298 empty chairs, representing the victims of the MH17 crash

A woman places a rose next to 298 empty chairs, representing the victims of the MH17 crash Source: AAP

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Four men from pro-Russian militia have been charged under Dutch law over the downing of Malaysian flight MH17.

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