Part of heavy weapons in the parade on may 9 in the self-proclaimed Donetsk and Luhansk people's republics will be the failures of the Minsk agreements, according to the report of the Special monitoring mission (SMM) of the OSCE in Ukraine. "Colonel-General military power of the Russian Federation in General the center for coordination and control (SCCC) showed a letter from the commissioners of the" Donetsk people's Republic " and "Luhansk people's Republic" aimed at SMM and declaring their intention to hold heavy weapons in the parade as part of the celebration of Victory Day on 9 may. Authorized SMM stressed that such an action would have been the failures of the Minsk agreements ", - quotes the letter of the SMM RIA " Novosti ". the report also States that the intensity of the fighting around the Donetsk airport and Shirokino fell Tuesday on comparison with the previous days. The OSCE observers also received data from SCCC on the implementation of the procedure for establishment of the demilitarized zone around Shirokino." They (the Representatives of Russia and Ukraine in SCCC) told the SMM that there is a consensus on several points, however, certain issues still have to be finally resolved, " the report said. First Deputy chief of staff of the militia DND Eduard Bacurin said on may 9 as part of the parade dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the Victory in the Second world war through streets of Donetsk will be a convoy of military equipment, for example, about ten different units of artillery systems. It was claimed that the use of technology for the parade will coordinate with the OSCE. According to Basurin, it is expected fireworks from artillery systems. Remember, the opposing parties in the Donbass in 0. 00 (1. 00 GMT) Sunday, fifteen February, declared a truce, under agreements concluded in Minsk after almost 16 hours of negotiations. The document provides for the withdrawal of all foreign Armed formations, military equipment and mercenaries from the territory of Ukraine under the supervision of the OSCE