No, we didnt get a Buk. There were no Buks in the area he told the BBCs Gabriel Gatehouse. He initially denied knowledge of photographs allegedly showing the presence of a Buk launcher in the nearby town of Snezhoe, before saying that such photographs were fake. The rebels have been criticised for not taking enough care of the remains and the evidence at the crash site. But Mr Borodai said that international observers from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) had told them to leave the bodies to be collected by experts. So we wait a day. We wait a second day. A third day. Come on! Not a single expert. Well, to leave the bodies there any longer, in 30 degree heat, its absurd. Its simply inhuman. Its a scene from a horror movie, he said. OSCE spokesman Michael Bociurkiw denied they told rebels not to move the bodies. He told the BBC: It is not consistent with our mandate to tell people what to do. Were here to monitor, observe and report. bbc/news/world-europe-28457737
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