NATO Secretary General again subjected to prosecution of the Russian Federation in destabilizing the situation in Ukraine
Vladimir Dobrovolsky. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg again subjected to prosecution of the Russian Federation in destabilizing the situation in the East of Ukraine.
" We observed that the Russian Federation continues to destabilize (the situation in Ukraine, We observed the movement of soldiers, equipment, tanks, artillery, and advanced anti-MISSILE systems, is a violation of agreements to stop the fire, " said Mr Stoltenberg reporters before the meeting of the heads of the Ministry of defence of the EU, in which He will participate.
He tried again to convince Russia not to violate the Minsk agreement "." We all wish for a peaceful resolution drops to Ukraine ", - said the Secretary General. According to him, the Alliance also welcomes the efforts of the OSCE in the country.
yesterday the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation said that instead of efforts to resolve the conflict in Ukraine, NATO Secretary General " joined replication running with a " light hand " NATO commanders regular idle speculations about as if it took place facts move Russian equipment and weapons across the Ukrainian border.
Moscow has stated many times that it is absolutely not involved in the events in the South-East of Ukraine, is not a party to domestic conflict and is interested in Ukraine overcame political and economic crisis. In the capital of Russia noted that all charges against her unsubstantiated. The Russian defense Ministry has called the statement of NATO about as if invading the Ukraine military of the Russian Federation unfounded shaking the air, for which there are no facts.
numerous anti-government protests were started in the South-Eastern regions of Ukraine at the end of February 2014. They were the response of local residents to violent change of power in the country and the subsequent attempt to cancel the Verkhovna Rada of the law granting Russian the status of regional language.