The special observers of the OSCE mission in Eastern Ukraine are talking about a significant deterioration in the humanitarian situation in parts of the settlements of the region, citizens in hospitals are on the verge of life and death because of lack of medicines and medical equipment, said the spokesman of the mission Michael Bociurkiw.

according to his statement, the mission of the recently released report on the state of infrastructure in a scene." the report is based on 55 the studied institutions, including hospitals, hospitals and orphanages. The facts are shocking: we describe the situation as very volatile from a humanitarian point of view, "he said Tuesday in the Ukrainian radio" Vesti ".

So, according to his statement, his colleagues found people on the verge of life and death due to the fact that they do not have enough drugs." Similar situation in terms of institutions where children are on the verge of life and death because of the lack of supply of medicines and medical equipment ", - he added.

review of the messenger mission, the situation is exacerbated by the fact that " people have no access to money, pensions, banks, they do not have the ability to afford to purchase their own medication, which is offered in hospitals."

Bociurkiw added that following the visit of OSCE observers in Donetsk airport, held for the first time last week, Workers of the mission emphasized the complete destruction of the buildings and even the trees on the current site.

"I was in very bad situations in the world, and in the district of Donetsk airport looks like on the moon, almost no signs of life," he said.

The Ukrainian authorities began in April last year in the Donbass military operation against dissatisfied with the coup d'etat of residents of the region. According to the summary data of the UN, the victims of the conflict began more than 6 thousand people. Soon after informing truce in the Donbass resumed shooting, the parties blame each other in violation of the "silence" and report that conduct only return fire.

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