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	&quot;Monitors reach MH17 crash site for 1st time in almost week, accompanied by 4 Dutch, Australian experts. Used new route to access,&quot; the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe&#39;s monitoring mission in charge of facilitating the international probe wrote on Twitter.</div>
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	AFP</div>

Dutch, Australian experts reach MH17 crash site: OSCE

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Dutch, Australian experts reach MH17 crash site: OSCE

KIEV - Dutch and Australian experts accompanied by a team of international monitors on Thursday reached the crash site of downed Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 after days of fierce fighting that had stopped them reaching the area.

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