In the village of Shirokino near Mariupol militants operate the regiment " Azov ", they put a banner on which was blown up a Russian journalist, said Vice-speaker of the people's Council of the self-proclaimed Donetsk people's Republic, the Plenipotentiary representative of the DND Denis Putilin.
"The settlement, upon the Village, passes from hand to hand. He's a stray. For example there exists And " Azov ". Specifically, they mine these stretch marks. There are non-stop And intermittently fired the OSCE And the representatives of approx. OPINION) the Joint center for monitoring And coordination of the ceasefire. And reporters are " quoted Pushilin RSN.
Pushilin noticed that as long as long as Ukrainian battalions will not be allotted, as required by the authorities of the Donetsk Republic, provocations will continue. Before Tuesday Authorized the OSCE, the Joint center for monitoring And coordination of the ceasefire And accompanying reporters came under fire in the village of Shirokino. Prior to that, in Shirokino worker of the Russian TV channel "Zvezda" was blown up by " stretching ", received heavy damage to health. Also on Tuesday, the militia said that in the village of Shirokino local residents are firing Ukrainian snipers. In addition, the militia reported that the Kiev Military over the past day 60 times violated the ceasefire regime. On the first day of the week Authorized the Special monitoring mission of the OSCE said the clashes between the militias of the Donetsk national Republic And the Ukrainian security forces near Donetsk. On Sunday, the head of the Ministry of defense of the Donetsk national Republic Eduard Basurin said that the peaceful citizen was the victim of sniper fire in the village of Shirokino Ukrainian security forces. In addition, as a result of shelling near Donetsk on Sunday died one journalist and six other militias have received damage of health. Then Donetsk national Republic has reached a consensus with the Ukrainian side about stopping attacks with 12. 30 Sunday.


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