Mr Kerry called on Russia to take responsibility for the actions of the rebels, saying their handling of the dead had been "grotesque¹".

 

All 298 people on flight MH17 died when it was reportedly hit by a missile.

 

Russia has been accused of providing the rebels with an anti-aircraft system that was allegedly used in the attack.

 

Earlier, the remains² of up to 196 people were loaded on to refrigerated rail wagons³（铁路货车） in eastern Ukraine, to be taken to an unknown destination.

 

Mr Kerry said the US had seen major military supplies moving into Ukraine from Russia in the last month, including a convoy⁴ of armoured personnel carriers, tanks and rocket launchers.

 

 

Intercepted⁵ calls suggested a Russian SA-11 missile system had been transferred to the rebels, Mr Kerry said, and the US had seen a video of a launcher being moved back into Russia after flight MH17 crashed.

 

"There's [an] enormous amount of evidence that points to the involvement of Russia in providing these systems, training the people on them," Mr Kerry said on a US TV network.

 

He also threatened further sanctions on Russia and called on European allies to get tougher with President Putin after the "wake-up call".

 

Writing in a newspaper on Sunday, UK Prime Minister David Cameron said Europe and the West "must fundamentally change our approach to Russia" if Mr Putin "does not change his approach to Ukraine".

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