Putrajaya, Malaysia – 13 July 2017

1. Media

2. Hall entrance

3. Malaysia Airlines Chief Executive Peter Bellew at MH17 meeting (filmed through glass)

4. Malaysian Transport Minister Liow Tiong Lai approching media

5. SOUNDBITE (English) LIow Tiong Lai, Malaysian Transport Minister:

"Everything is very detailed (the investigation) and we are quite convinced that we will be able to find the culprits."

6. Lai with media

7. SOUNDBITE (English) LIow Tiong Lai, Malaysian Transport Minister:

"The person who actually launched the BUK missile to come forward to tell us what is actually happening on that particular day, because we're very sure that it is a BUK missile, it's from land to air missile which shot down MH17."

8. Father of son who died on board plane Mohamad Salim

9. MH17 pin

10. SOUNDBITE (Malay) Mohamad Salim bin Sarmo, 68-year-old father of MH17 flight victim:

"We leave everything to the investigating team, there's nothing much we can do."

11. Salim with photographers

12. Various of Salim with picture of son Mohamad Ali who died onboard MH17

13. SOUNDBITE (Malay) Mohamad Salim bin Sarmo, 68-year-old father of MH17 flight victim:

"What we're told inside was that they (investigation team) have all the information that they need and are awaiting the time to proceed."

14. Nur Sabrina and Anwar Zafran, cousins of 19-year-old Mohamad Afif Tambi who died onboard plane along with entire family

15. SOUNDBITE (Malay) Anwar Zafran,18-year-old relative of MH17 flight victim:

"We're teenagers so we can't really grasp or except everything, but we do know that Malaysia Airlines and all the governments are doing their best to get those who shot MH17. So we just wait and pray, that's all."

16. Various of T-shirt created by Afif Tambi, who perished on MH17 flight

17. Sign (Malay) saying "3rd memorial event to commemorate MH17"

18. Security

FILE: Hrabove - 19 July 2014

19. Rescuers carrying bodies from crash site

20. Rescue team carrying body

21. Wide of bodies in black body bags lying on side of road

22. Pro-Russia rebel at crash site

23. Wide of bodies in body bags at edge of crash site

24. Travelling shot of body bags

25. Rescuers and journalists near crash site

26. Ambulance crew watching rescuers searching for victims

27. Rescuers preparing to move another body

28. Wide of rescuers in field

A private memorial was held on Thursday in Putrajaya, Malaysia, for the victims of the MH17 flight, marking three years since the plane was shot down over Ukraine.

The Amsterdam-to-Kuala Lumpur Flight Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was shot down on July 17, 2014, by a Buk surface-to-air missile over conflict-torn eastern Ukraine, killing all 298 people on board.

International investigators have concluded that the Buk missile that shot down the plane was fired from Russia-backed rebel-controlled territory by a mobile launcher trucked in from Russia and hastily returned there, a finding that Moscow rejects.

The Malaysian Transport Minister, who attended the memorial on Thursday, said he is "convinced" that he will find the culprits of the plane's downing.

Some relatives of the victims attended the memorial, which was private and sealed off the press.

"We're teenagers so we can't really grasp or except everything, but we do know that Malaysia Airlines and all the governments are doing their best to get the those who shot MH17.

So we just wait and pray that's all," said Anwar Zafran, a relative of 19-year-old Mohamad Afif Tambi, who died on the plane along with his entire family.