Partial Closure Ukrainian border will lead to a humanitarian catastrophe and make the civilian population hostage to the bloody regime of the Kiev authorities, said Deputy head of Department of the state Duma defense Committee, member of the Presidium of the General Council of party " United Russia " Franz Klintsevich.
on Thursday, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine about stop motion through eight of 32 checkpoints in the Luhansk and Donetsk regions on the borderline with Russia. This week militias committed several attacks on the Ukrainian border surveillance.
according to the Center of public relations of FSB of the Russian Federation, only for Thursday through checkpoints on the Russian-Ukrainian border have missed 55 thousand Inhabitants, of which arrived in the Russian Federation 33 thousand people and left 21 thousand. The authorities of the Rostov region yesterday at the borders with Ukraine fifteen districts of the region, to provide vital activity of immigrants in special temporary accommodation centres.
" The closure of the border means that tomorrow it will be impossible to be evacuated from the zone of hostilities is not a single child, no woman, nor the old fashioned way. Truly, civilians remain hostage to the bloody solutions Kiev junta, which destroys its own people by means of modern and prohibited weapons ", said the Klintsevich Last news .
the people's choice noted that, despite numerous victims from residents, international organizations have not started any hearings on the situation unfolding in Ukraine.
" The UN, OSCE, PACE, the Red Cross and other authoritative organizations are silent and pretend that in the field, nothing happens, " explained the Klintsevich.
He believes that the only salvation for the peaceful inhabitants will be the development of unmanned zone over the Donetsk and Lugansk regions. In addition, it is necessary to establish safe corridors for the population of these areas, so that they immediately went to this site, believes the people's choice.
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