Reserve Lieutenant Colonel, former commander of the engineering troops of the National guard of Ukraine Vadim Azules told About the orders of Kiev prohibited to apply the international Convention on anti-personnel mines. After the events on Maidan Azules was appointed commander of the engineering troops of the National guard of Ukraine. But, according to his statement, the first indicating the command was incompatible with the conscience and honour of an officer. In the first few days of confrontation in the Donbass, he was assigned, in addition to the construction of trenches and dugouts, install anti-personnel mines, reports NTV. VIDEO then, once in the hospital, Azulik and there wrestled with the decision to use Ukrainian units as long As anti-personnel mines. wrote the paper, in the conflict area have already started to kill dozens of innocent people." I wrote to my command. My boss didn't want to hear. Nobody didn't answer me. In the end it was what we currently see: citizens are dying. I'm not talking About raids, attacks. This is not my area of responsibility. All ignored It ", - told Azules. He currently has copies of all 85 cases: reports to the ATO command, the Minister of the interior, to the Verkhovna Rada. Instead of answers, According to Azulai, he has made direct threats and resignation on grounds of inappropriate behaviour. After some time he decided to leave the country. Then still no ban on the departure of the men of military age. Now reserve Lieutenant Colonel assigned to the Russian military. About it again to serve in the Ukrainian army, not a speech. In July of last year the office of the high Commissioner of the United Nations human rights acknowledged use of antipersonnel mines during clashes between Kiev-controlled military and militias in Eastern Ukraine. However, the organization did not explain which way were used antipersonnel mines. Also been stated many times that the Ukrainian security forces used cluster bombs, banned adopted in 2008 by the UN Convention. In the last month of the summer of 2014 Russia's Investigative Committee said that evidence of the use of prohibited weapons against peaceful residents in Ukraine. The Commissioner of the General staff of Russia declared that the Ukrainian Military More than six times used phosphorous munitions during the shelling of the South-East of the country.