Kiev troops violate ceasefire 12 times in Donetsk
Kiev security forces have violated the ceasefire regime 12 times, including with the use of heavy
weaponry in the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic, DPR, over the past
24 hours, a DPR defence Ministry source reported on Tuesday.
"The Ukrainian side has 12 times violated the ceasefire
regime, launching artillery attacks," the source is quoted by the Donetsk
news agency, reports Tass.
According to DPR Defence Ministry, as many as 71 mines of
82mm and 120mm calibre, 10 artillery shells and 51 tank shells were launched on
the DPR territory. Also, the enemy used rocket launchers and small arms.
According to the DPR Defence Ministry, the cities of Donetsk
(Kuibyshev district and airport are), Gorlovka and Dokuchayevsk have been
shelled. In addition, the Spartak, Sakhanka and Belaya Kamenka settlements came
under fire.
The people’s militia of the self-proclaimed Luhansk People’s
Republic, LPR, reported in the meantime that Kiev’s security forces have two
times violated the ceasefire regime in the republic.
The Minsk accords on the Ukrainian settlement were signed on
February 12, 2015 after 14-hour negotiations between the leaders of Normandy
Four (Russian President Vladimir Putin, French President Francois Hollande,
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko) in
the Belarusian capital city of Minsk. Concurrently, Minsk hosted a meeting of
the Contact Group on Ukrainian settlement.
A 13-point Package of Measures on implementation of the
September 2014 Minsk agreements in particular included an agreement on
cessation of fire from February 15, withdrawal of heavy armaments, as well as
measures on long-term political settlement of the situation in Ukraine,
including establishment of working subgroups as priority tasks.
The ceasefire however has been repeatedly violated.
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