Russia wants humanitarian subgroup will find a way to solve issues
Moscow hopes that the meeting of the working sub-group on humanitarian challenges in Minsk on may 19 will be able to find mutually acceptable forms of mutual work, reported in the explanations of the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation.

Moscow hopes that the meeting of the working sub-group on humanitarian challenges in Minsk on may 19 will be able to find mutually acceptable forms of mutual work, reported in the explanations of the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation.
first Deputy head EMERCOM of Russia Vladimir Stepanov, representing the Russian Federation in this subgroup, said Last news that the first working meeting of the subgroup on humanitarian de-escalate the conflict in Ukraine is expected on may 19.
"We hope that the forthcoming on19 may Meet in Minsk sub-working group on humanitarian issues, formed of commissioners of Ukraine, Donetsk, Lugansk, Russia and the OSCE in implementation of Complex of measures on execution of the Minsk agreements of February 12, 2015, you get to go on a mutually acceptable form of mutual work, figure out ways to resolve issues in the interest of, most importantly, the suffering of residents of the region ", - reported in the document.
the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation confirmed its continued readiness to " close and constructive cooperation with the authorities of Ukraine to provide humanitarian assistance to the civilian population suffering from acute domestic conflict ".
While in the capital of Russia stressed that until not received a formal response to the proposal of the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation and the Ministry of emergency situations of Russia to hold a meeting of the relevant departments of the parties to improve the provision of humanitarian assistance to the population of Donbass.
Regular automobile convoy of the EMERCOM of Russia, consisting of 100 trucks, 14 may brought more than 1. 1 thousand tons of humanitarian aid to residents of Donetsk and Lugansk regions. In total, from August 2014 the Russian Federation has sent to the Donbass 26 humanitarian convoys from 33 thousand tons of cargo.