The OSCE has told about a new peace plan for Donbass
OSCE special representative Martin Sajdik told about a new peace plan in the Donbass in the interview to the Austrian publication Kleine Zeitung.

OSCE special representative Martin Sajdik told about a new peace plan in the Donbass in the interview to the Austrian publication Kleine Zeitung.
According to the policy, for the implementation of the key points of the Minsk agreements - conduct of elections - outside assistance was needed. The new Plan provides that the organization of these elections will be engaged in the UN, as the OSCE is the function of the observers.
Document are required to approve participants of the "Normandy four" - Russia, Ukraine, France and Germany. It has already been shown at a meeting of the Council of Ministers of foreign Affairs of the OSCE in Milan, which took place in the early winter of 2018. It was attended by Plenipotentiaries of all the countries.
The plan also includes the development in the DNI and LC of the transitional UN administration, which would oversee implementation of the plan. The Sajdik did not mention the size of the UN peacekeeping mission.
The Ukrainian side in 2015 seeking introduction into the conflict zone for UN peacekeepers. Vladimir Putin also supported the idea of a peacekeeping mission, but the leadership of the Russian Federation stressed that the story is about workers ' safety in the OSCE. In Ukraine, however, believe that the mission needs to have a wider range of possibilities and be placed on the entire territory of Donbas.
The settlement of the conflict in the Donbass are discussed at the meetings in Minsk of the contact group. Since September 2014 it has turned out to take 3 a document providing steps to de-escalate the situation, but to achieve a permanent ceasefire until fails.
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