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Polish Prime Minister calls Interstate Aviation Committee report incomplete

13 January 2011 17:12 (UTC +04:00)

Baku â€“ APA. Polandâ€™s Prime Minister Donald Tusk has criticized Interstate Aviation Committeeâ€™s report on the plane crash that killed then Polish President Lech Kaczynski and 95 top Polish officials in April 2010. â€œThe report by the Interstate Aviation Committee is incompleteâ€, Tusk told a news conference in Warsaw on Thursday. He said the report was incomplete because it didnâ€™t consider Polandâ€™s remarks, APA reports quoting RIA-Novosty.
Poland sent 150-page remarks to IAC, which demanded to change 20 percent of the results of investigation. Poland demands Russia to take part of responsibility for the crash. Warsaw said it would prepare its independent report.
Lech Kaczynski, his wife and 95 top Polish officials were killed in Tu-154 plane crash near Smolensk, Russia on April 10, 2010. Interstate Aviation Committee was attended by the Russian, Polish and US experts.