'It's raining bodies': Harrowing new video captures the moment traumatised couple watch MH17 victims fall from the sky as they drive past burning wreckage in Ukraine

By Will Stewart and Simon Tomlinson for MailOnline12:52 20 Jul 2015, updated 17:36 20 Jul 2015

Shocking video captured on mobile phone as couple drove past field
Man shouts: 'F***! So many people! Someone's leg, did you see that?'
Woman so disturbed she says she can't stay and insists on driving away

Harrowing new footage of the moment parts of MH17 crashed into a Ukrainian field has emerged one year on from the tragedy.

The shaky mobile video entitled 'It's raining bodies' has been released on the internet and was shot by a traumatised couple as they drove past the scene where the Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 was shot down, killing all 298 people on board.

The woman is so disturbed by seeing people falling from the blitzed plane amid the burning wreckage that she cannot stay and insists on driving away.

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Terrifying: Harrowing new footage has emerged of the moment parts of MH17 the bodies of the victims fell from the sky after it was filmed by a couple driving past a Ukrainian field

The shaky mobile video entitled 'It's raining bodies' has been released on the web a year after the disaster

The couple's conversation reads as follows:

Woman: 'What's there? What crashed?'

Man: 'What is that? (the woman starts crying) What is this all at all? Plane? Helicopter? People! Oh f***! Oh f***!'

Man: 'Someone's leg, did you see that?'

Woman: 'It's terrible!'

Man: 'Don't look there, what is all that?! A woman was flying or what, I don't get it. (The woman passenger keeps crying).

Man: 'Oh f***! There are other remains over there. F***! So many people! Oh my God, there is a lot more people!

Woman: 'I won't get out.'

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Shocking: The dramatic scenes were captured by a traumatised couple as they drove past the scene where the Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 was shot down, killing all 298 people on board

Devastation: The woman is so disturbed by seeing people falling from the blitzed plane amid the burning wreckage that she cannot stay and insists on driving away

Around them, the burning remains of the plane is visible.

The latest reminder of the tragedy came as pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine have offered to assist families of the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 victims to visit the crash site.

'We, of course, are ready to provide all possible assistance for relatives who want to come to honour the memory of the loved ones who died,' said Alexander Kofman, self-declared foreign minister of Donetsk People's Republic.

'There is no particular difficulty in obtaining documents, but we will assist anyway.'

Many relatives have resisted travelling to the region which is legally part of Ukraine but under the sway of pro-Moscow rebels who the West blames for downing the plane.

The militants backed by Moscow deny any responsibility.

An investigation by the Dutch Safety Board is ongoing, with the final report due in October.