Her comment was published by the press service of the ministry.
“As another blow to Russian-Dutch relations, we perceive the Hague’s decision to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights,” the statement said.
According to the diplomat, The Hague from the very beginning embarked on the path of "unilaterally laying blame" on Russia for the collapse of MH17.
As the events of the last six years since the tragedy showed, Zakharova said that the Netherlands acted not in accordance with UN Security Council resolution 2166, but within the framework of anti-Russian logic.
“All evidence, evidence and expert assessments that were contrary to the pre-selected scenario of what happened in July 2014 in the sky over eastern Ukraine were noted,” she added.
She emphasized that this step will only lead to further politicization and complicate the search for truth.
Earlier, the Dutch government said they decided to file a lawsuit against Russia in the ECHR due to the collapse of MH17.
The Russian Ministry of Justice emphasized that Moscow has denied allegations of involvement in the crash of MH17.
In addition, they declared their readiness to defend Russia's position in the event the Netherlands filed a lawsuit.
The Boeing 777, which followed flight MH17 from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, crashed on July 17, 2014 in the Donetsk region of Ukraine. Killed 283 passengers and 15 crew members.