Shocking new vdeo emerges of MH17 crash site (VIDEO)

New video footage has emerged showing Russian-backed rebels arriving at the scene of the MH17 crash in eastern Ukraine, believing they'd shot down a Ukrainian fighter jet.

The footage — which was reportedly filmed by the rebels themselves and released by News Corp Australia — allegedly shows the insurgents dismay as they discover the aircraft is a commercial airliner.

It also shows the rebels rifling through the luggage of passengers and crew.

The rebels discussion is at times disturbing.

"You know how many bodies out there?"one can be heard saying.

A commander can also be heard explaining away the tragedy.

"They say the Sukhoi (Fighter) brought down the civilian plane and ours brought down the fighter."

The rebels become even more confused as they realise this is a passenger plane.

"It’s confusing. No idea where the Sukhoi is, it’s burning here and there and debris everywhere."

A pro-Russian separatist holds a stuffed toy found at the crash site of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, near the settlement of Grabovo in the Donetsk region.

Once the realisation hits, the rebels sound like they are in cover-up mode.

"Look for the black box everywhere.

"Get rid of the civilians!

“Chink” looking laying around there.

"You see, they are foreigners, Malaysians."

The search for the black box becomes more frantic.

F***. Passenger plane was f*****.

From the transcripts it sounds like the get one back box but not the other.

"I mean … the two pilots landed on parachutes."

Five parachutes jumped off this plane. Five people jumped off this plane on the bird site. How to get there?

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop told media she was sickened by footage but couldn't verify the authenticity of the video.Meanwhile Australia is remembering the victims of the MH17 tragedy a year on.

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It has been a year since Russian rebels in the Ukraine shot down the Malaysia airlines passenger plane.

Prime Minister Tony Abbott will join friends and family of the 38 Australian citizens and residents who died to unveil a plaque and hold a memorial service at Parliament House on the first anniversary of the disaster on Friday.

"There were 298 innocent people on this aircraft and their deaths offend our sense of justice," Mr Abbott said before the service.

"On this first anniversary, we restate our support for the families and honour the lives of their loved ones. They will always be remembered."

The memorial plaque in the gardens of Parliament House is inscribed with the names of the Australian victims and sits on top of soil taken from the Ukrainian town of Rozsypne.

The soil was collected by an Australian Federal Police officer from the area where the Malaysian Airlines plane came down. All 38 Australians have been formally identified and officials are involved in two separate international investigations. A final report by the Dutch Safety Board is due to be released in early October.