CABRERA: Deadly violence raging today in eastern Ukraine. And this is now preventing some investigators from getting to the crash site where the Malaysia plane was shot down. The fighting between pro- Russian rebel and Ukrainians government forces has killed at least 13 people including two children just today. The bloodshed comes more than a week after flight 17 crashed, killing all 298 people on board. A proper investigation hasn't even started. Some bodies are still lying in the debris. And Malaysia officials say that investigators have only been allowed into certain areas of the crash site. And a spokesman for Ukraine's national security also says the site is still under control of terrorists. Senior international correspondent Nick Paton Walsh is in Ukraine and he's joining me now by phone. Nick, investigators, they still aren't able to get to the site. Could we soon see some armed forces going on there? I do understand that, at least, the Dutch have sent some armed military there, police. And bodies still need to be recovered, of course.</s>NICK PATON WALSH, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT (via phone): Not a suggestion at this point that any of the nation involve in the inspection mission here,
Raging Battles Between Rebels and Ukrainians Keep Investigators from Crash Site