The Kyiv security forces over the past day 60 times violated the ceasefire regime in the Donbass, one militiaman died, said the authorized officers of the militia DND.
"for the last day we recorded 60 violations. Ukrainian Military attacks When used artillery caliber 122 mm, tanks, infantry fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers, mortars, with a calibre of 82 and 120 mm, and also anti-aircraft guns and anti-tank guided missiles. The fire had been about 10 settlements, among them Spartacus, the territory of Gorlovka and DNR positions in the Donetsk airport. During the shelling of residential settlements Spartacus died one fighter DND ", - said the Commissioner militia, RIA " Novosti ".
according to him, the observers of the OSCE mission together with the authorized DND and the Joint centre for control and coordination (SCCC) ceasefire on the last working day of the week will visit the settlement Spartak, where in the course of the past night and day, there was shelling of the positions of the militia. From the DNR will be Deputy commander of the headquarters of the militia Eduard Bacurin, from SCCC - Colonel-General Alexander Lentsov. Yesterday in DND stated that the increase in the intensity of the attacks from the security forces. According to the envoy of the militia, two days documented 74 violations of the ceasefire, 3 militiamen were killed, five injured "." The intensity of the attacks does not decrease, but increases, all the time killed three, eight wounded, including 3 civilians, " said he. The day before the OSCE monitoring mission said that in the East of Ukraine recorded the firing of heavy weapons. Most increased the number of such cases in the district of Donetsk airport, reported in the daily report. Remember, the opposing parties in the Donbass fifteen February, declared a truce, predusmotrennyj concluded in Minsk. The document provides for the withdrawal of all foreign armed formations, military equipment and mercenaries from the territory of Ukraine under the supervision of the OSCE

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