On 20 November 2003, an ex gratia compensation agreement was signed[why?] between the governments of Ukraine and Israel. It was later ratified by the relatives[clarification needed] of the victims who agreed to the conditions. In addition to compensation issues, the agreement has stated that "Ukraine is not legally responsible for the accident that occurred to the plane and free of any obligations regarding it".[8] Commenting on the agreement, Gen. Oleksandr Kuz'muk, the ex-Minister of Defense sacked after the accident, told media that "the payments were a humane action, not the admission of guilt"
Ок, нашел, что министр обороны якобы принес извинения на какой-то пресс-конференции. Маловато будет имхо. В англии премьер-министр в таких случаях не на пресс-конференции извиняется, а бумагу официальную выдает.
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Date: 2014-07-17 09:05 pm (UTC)On 20 November 2003, an ex gratia compensation agreement was signed[why?] between the governments of Ukraine and Israel. It was later ratified by the relatives[clarification needed] of the victims who agreed to the conditions. In addition to compensation issues, the agreement has stated that "Ukraine is not legally responsible for the accident that occurred to the plane and free of any obligations regarding it".[8] Commenting on the agreement, Gen. Oleksandr Kuz'muk, the ex-Minister of Defense sacked after the accident, told media that "the payments were a humane action, not the admission of guilt"
Ок, нашел, что министр обороны якобы принес извинения на какой-то пресс-конференции. Маловато будет имхо. В англии премьер-министр в таких случаях не на пресс-конференции извиняется, а бумагу официальную выдает.