World Leaders Under Pressure To 'Bring Those B******* To Justice' For Bringing Down Flight MH17 Amid Warnings Of A 'War At The Heart Of Europe' -- Daily Mail
* Obama and EU under pressure to tighten economic noose on Moscow
* Attack has power to unite Europe to take a tougher line against Putin
* David Cameron held emergency talks in Downing Street this morning
* UN Security Council to hold crisis meeting this afternoon at 3pm
* 'Fence sitting' EU leaders like Merkel under pressure to increase sanctions
* Moscow will find it harder to supply rebel forces in Donetsk, east Ukraine
* Isolation of Russian-backed Ukrainian rebels strengthens Kiev government
* Pressure will grow to appoint hawk as next EU Foreign Policy chief
* Poland's foreign minister Radek Sikorski an arch critic of Moscow
* Impact will be felt on 2016 US presidential election and Clinton's chances
* Any sanctions on Russia will spark response from Kremlin against EU
* Moscow likely to 'pick off' smaller EU states by turning off gas supplies
* Prince William says 'words cannot do justice to our sense of loss'
Western leaders were today urged to 'bring justice to those b*******' who brought down flight MH17 - as the political ramifications of the attack began to sink in.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said world leaders needed to realised there was 'a war in the heart of Europe' taking place, amid growing fury at Moscow's backing the pro-Russian separatists suspected of carrying out the assault.
David Cameron this morning hit out at the 'absolutely appalling, shocking, horrific' attack and warned: 'It cannot be allowed to stand.' Barack Obama and the front runner to be the next US President, Hilary Clinton, also lashed out at the missile assault.
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