Rebels gave Malaysian officials the data recorders from downed Flight 17 on Tuesday, days after the passenger jet crashed in eastern Ukraine. "We believe these are the black boxes and these boxes will reveal the truth," said Alexander Borodai, the self-declared rebel Prime Minister in Donetsk. It was a significant step forward in an investigation that's been stalled for days, but key questions remained unanswered: Will the black boxes give investigators the clues they need? What will happen to the bodies of the plane crash's 298 victims, many of which are being kept in refrigerated train cars? And who pulled the trigger to bring the plane down?
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Rebels hand over black boxes to Malaysian officials
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"These boxes will reveal the truth," rebel leader says
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Train bearing bodies expected to arrive in Kharkiv, Ukrainian officials say
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Dutch foreign minister says human remains were "used in a political game"
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