The head of the military-civil administration of Luhansk region of Ukraine Gennady Moskal said on the first day of the week that the Ukrainian security forces checkpoint in the village of Rodina was shelled.

Through the checkpoint in the village of Rodina is a pedestrian crossing between the territory of the self-proclaimed LNR and Kiev-controlled areas.

"on Sunday, from 18 to 21 hours, the fire was subjected to extreme post of the Ukrainian security forces in the village of Rodina (the city of the Golden-4). The fire was fought, and among them, anti-tank rifle Simonov sample 1941 explosive bullets that flew on the position of our fighters ", - reported in the report on the Internet representation of the Russian. According to him, the wounded and the death toll among security forces and civilians as a result of shelling there.

Moskal says that the attack on the first day of the week in the morning also destroyed the village Ekaterinovka. Data received damage were reported.

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, 2 thousand people.

The settlement of the situation in the Donbass is discussed, as well as among them, during meetings in Minsk contact group, which since September of last year already took 3 of the document governing the steps to de-escalate the conflict.

One of the most important points signed in February of the Minsk agreements was the constitutional reform, and the enactment of a permanent law on the special status of separate districts of Donetsk and Lugansk regions. The agreement notes that decentralization should take place in coordination specifically, the commissioners of these districts, however, the Kiev Authorities are ignoring this provision, arguing about the fact that you are unwilling to have a dialogue with the authorized rebellious territories. Read the full text of the Minsk agreements "

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