The mission of the PACE Committee on migration and refugees in may will come to Ukraine
Victoria Ivanova. The mission of the PACE Committee on migration, refugees and displaced persons in may to visit Ukraine, said speaker Assembly on the humanitarian situation in Ukraine by Jim Sheridan in the process of the Commission meeting in Paris.

Victoria Ivanova. The mission of the PACE Committee on migration, refugees and displaced persons in may to visit Ukraine, said speaker Assembly on the humanitarian situation in Ukraine by Jim Sheridan in the process of the Commission meeting in Paris.
Sheridan said that Moscow and Paris are required to allocate resources to resolve the issue by gathering information about the dead and missing citizens of both countries within Ukraine.
"We ask the permission of the Commission to send in 2015 mission to collect data on Ukraine. A report on the results of the mission We will be able to discuss at the upcoming session of the PACE, " said Sheridan.
according to his statement, in the course of the trip, the Mission will be to collect information about people missing in Ukraine.
Council leader Thierry Mariani, the person presiding at the meeting, blessed sending missions to Ukraine.
Answering a question Last news about the date of the mission to Ukraine, Sheridan said, because it will happen after the elections to the Parliament in the UK, approximately eleven may.
Permanent Commissioner of the Russian Federation to the UN, Vitaly Churkin, held in early March meeting of the security Council called humanitarian and socio-economic situation in the Donbas " catastrophic ".
according to his statement, adopted by the Communist party about the strangulation of the South-East has turned into a real blockade. Social payments and pensions civilians Donbass finished. Exit and entry feature in practice insurmountable bureaucratic obstacles, said the envoy.
As explained Churkin, Russia will not cease to provide humanitarian assistance to East Ukraine, despite the " politicized attacks ".
From mid-August 2014 automotive pillars of EMERCOM of Russia delivered more than 25 thousand tons of humanitarian aid to the residents of Luhansk and Donetsk regions.