BROWN: New video has emerged showing what appears to be the first moments after Malaysian flight 17 was shot down over eastern Ukraine. The flight went down in July with 298 passengers and crew aboard. The video showing a raging fire and wreckage posted on YouTube by the Washington newspaper. CNN's Phil Black is in Donetsk, Ukraine, with more on the video and the crash, which has strained U.S./Russian relations, right?</s>PHIL BLACK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: That's right, Pam. It's extraordinary video that's come to light four months after the crash. And to watch it really confirms what you suspect when you stand on that particular spot on the crash site and that is that there was an enormous inferno at the point of impact. MH17 broke up in the sky. The section that hit there was the largest piece of the wreckage. The main middle section of the fuselage, wings, engine, rear under carriage. The economy class section of the craft struck there. We know this is of tremendous interest to the Dutch investigators who are piecing together what happened because they have begun an operation to collect large pieces of that debris and transport it back to the Netherlands to be reconstructed as part of the investigation to determine what brought this aircraft down. Over the last couple of days, they have been at the site. They have paid a lot of attention to that area in particular. Lifting up large sections of the wreckage, cutting some of them down to make them more transportable. This is also important because as they move those pieces of wreckage around, in recent days and weeks, they discovered human remains. That's crucial because nine of the 298 people aboard that aircraft are still to be accounted for -- Pam?</s>BROWN: Think about their families. Phil Black, thank you very much for bringing that reporting to us.
New Video of MH17 Wreckage