The summit of leaders "channel four" will be held in Paris in October

The leaders of France, Germany, Russia and Ukraine in the course of a telephone conversation agreed to hold the summit "channel four" in Paris in early October, and a meeting of the foreign Ministers of 12 September in Berlin, informs the Elysee Palace.

Phone conversation with Francois Hollande, Angela Merkel, Vladimir Putin and Petro Poroshenko was held on Wednesday evening. According to the administration of the President of France, the two sides discussed the situation in Ukraine and the implementation of the Minsk agreements, as well as among them the issues of security, political and humanitarian aspects of resolving the situation.

"The four leaders instructed the Ministers of foreign Affairs, which will meet in Berlin on 12 September, to continue the work and to prepare the real deal. They have the opportunity to be considered in the forthcoming summit, at the invitation of the President (Hollande) will be held in Paris in early October ", - is told in the communique of the Elysee Palace.

"The leaders of the 4 countries applauded the ceasefire, which in General is observed on September 1. They agreed that the ceasefire must continue to be respected and that the OSCE mission should have a permanent and unobstructed access to the injured areas, " he stressed at the Elysee Palace.

the head of the countries noted that it is necessary in the shortest possible time about the diversion of weapons with a caliber of 100 millimeters.

Speaking about political issues, They applauded the intensification of discussions within the working group. The leaders stressed the need to figure out a specific date of local elections in parts of Donetsk and Luhansk regions. While working on the development of elections and to provide greater local autonomy should be implemented in parallel.

in addition, Hollande and Merkel applauded the development of 28 August, the humanitarian logistics center and stressed the need to continue this work. They also insisted on the implementation of the exchange of prisoners and the granting of free access to the International Committee of the red cross (ICRC).


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