President Barack Obama reiterated his demand that Russian President Vladimir Putin compel the rebels to clear the way for investigators to access the crash site, which remains chaotic four days after the jet was downed. Why do U.S. officials think Russia is blocking the investigation? WSJ’s Jason Bellini has The Short Answer. Image: Getty
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