If Kiev wants to discuss constitutional reform with the authorities of Donetsk region, elected in 2010, then let them discuss other issues of truce, and among them the military, said the Official authorized self-proclaimed Donetsk national Republic in the Contact group on peaceful settlement, the Vice-speaker of the National Council Dennis Putilin.

the Director of the National Council of the self-proclaimed Donetsk national Republic Andrey Purgin last week brought the initiative to the speaker of the Ukrainian Parliament Volodymyr Groisman to visit Donetsk and discuss amendments to the Ukrainian Constitution in Accordance with paragraphs Minsk agreements.

The Groisman Tuesday said that obgovarivaya change in the Constitution of Donbass required to participate legally elected Ukraine Authorized.

Official Kiev in the person of the head of the Verkhovna Rada of Groisman said that Ukraine will conduct dialogues on constitutional changes with the authorities in the Donbass, selected in 2010. I would recommend Mr. Groisman to be more accurate in his statements, because If to continue his thought, from our side it is logical to say that Yanukovych is more legitimate than Poroshenko, " said Putilin Donetsk news Agency.

"If Kiev authorities are going to conduct a meeting on changes to the Constitution with the former authorities of Donetsk and Lugansk regions, may they agree with them and about other issues: stop the fire on the challenge of the technology and about the exchange of prisoners," added Commissioner DND.


dialogues " channel four ", held on 12 February, took place against a background of a sharp aggravation of the situation in the Donbass, instigated by the Ukrainian law enforcers who, having increased strength, began to storm the position of the militia. According to the results of the meeting of the leaders of Russia, Ukraine, France and Germany adopted a package of measures involving, for example, a cease-fire in the Donbass with fifteen February, the withdrawal of heavy weapons and the development of a security zone.

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