"Not long ago, a battle began in the suburbs of Donetsk. Artillery and armoured vehicles are being used," Borodai said on Tuesday in Donetsk. According to him, there are dead and wounded already.
Last Friday, after a two-month confrontation, President of Ukraine Petr Poroshenko ordered the security forces to stop shooting until June 27. The militia also pledged to stop the fire, but the long-awaited truce has not yet come to the region: shootings go on, and the parties continue to blame each other..................http://voiceofrussia.com/news/2014_06_24/Battle-with-use-of-artillery-and-armored-vehicles-under-way-near-Donetsk-locals-1671/
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The head of the parliament of the Lugansk People's Republic (LPR), Alexei Karyakin, has said that the Lugansk-based militia ceased fire before June 27....
ReplyDelete"An agreement has been reached during a consultative meeting in Donetsk that any military operations and movement of armored vehicles and live force will cease before 10 am June 27," Karyakin told a press conference on Tuesday.
"Our side did not open fire - we honestly honor our agreements. We also canceled military operations. But we can see that our adversary is not honoring the conditions that were stipulated. Today, an armed attack was carried out against the village of Privolye, a power substation demolished at the Privolnenskaya coal mine, a woman was killed and many civilians injured - the strike was carried out primarily against civilian infrastructure and businesses," Karyakin said.
"To achieve peace we have started swapping prisoners. Yesterday we handed one prisoner over to the Ukrainian side, and are hoping for action in response," Karyakin added, Interfax reports.
Read more: http://voiceofrussia.com/news/2014_06_24/Ukrainian-army-breaks-ceasefire-Lugansk-Peoples-Republic-8031/
Ukraine: l'OSCE veut renforcer sa mission pour soutenir le cessez-le-feu...
ReplyDeleteL'OSCE est prête à renforcer sa mission d'observation en Ukraine pour soutenir le fragile cessez-le-feu dans ce pays, a annoncé mardi soir à quelques journalistes Didier Burkhalter, le président en exercice de l'organisation.
Si la paix tenait, "nous aurions besoin d'un renforcement de la mission (d'observation) et dans ce but, il serait très bon que plus de Russes, sous l'égide de l'Organisation pour la sécurité et la coopération en Europe (OSCE), fassent partie de la mission", a dit le chef de la diplomatie suisse à l'issue d'un entretien à Vienne avec le président russe Vladimir Poutine.
Des efforts diplomatiques tous azimuts se déploient depuis la déclaration unilatérale d'un cessez-le-feu par Kiev, et son acceptation par le chef d'un des bastions séparatistes pro-russes à l'est du pays.................http://www.rtbf.be/info/monde/detail_ukraine-l-osce-veut-renforcer-sa-mission-poutine-d-accord?id=8300750