The head of the Czech Republic milo? Zeman has called for the implementation of the Minsk agreements, including the decentralization of Ukraine, which will allow Kiev to preserve the territorial integrity. "I support the unconditional implementation of the Minsk agreements, including the decentralization of Ukraine, as well as full oversight of Ukraine's border With Russia ", - quotes Zeman RIA " Novosti ". Zeman expressed the hope that Ukraine will be peace, will stop the death of people. In his vision, Ukraine has the opportunity to preserve the territorial integrity of the subject of decentralization of the country in which there are regions With certain rights, as in any country of Western Europe, including the Czech Republic. According to Zeman, those who are not aware of what is happening in Ukraine is a civil war, mistaken: indeed, in Minsk are dialogues Ukrainians against Ukrainians." And, of course, seek the cessation of what I call civil war. There (in Ukraine) is a civil war, as some time ago there was a civil war in Spain. On the one hand, There (in Spain) was the intervention of Germany And Italy, With return - Soviet Union, And France, " - said Zeman. Zeman also said that it is premature to talk about Ukraine's accession to the EU, Recalling how long waiting for its entry into the European Union of Turkey. 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. This contract also involves the constitutional reform in Ukraine until the end of 2015 And the holding of elections in certain districts of Donetsk And Lugansk regions With the standards of the OSCE And ODIHR (Office for democratic institutions And human rights), as well as determining the special status of the republics. April 7, the U.S. Department of state said that Ukraine shows its readiness to decentralize power in the country. The head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko had previously stated that he is ready to declare a referendum on the political system of the country " at any time ". He was confident that about 90% of Ukrainians would support the unitarity of the country."