According to the Deputy commander of the headquarters of the militia DND Eduard Basurin, the situation in Donetsk remains turbulent, the Ukrainian forces are chaotic fire on the territory of the breakaway Republic.
"as of 29 April, the situation in Donetsk remains restless. Ukrainian forces continue to violate the Minsk consensus and lead chaotic fire on the territory of Donetsk national Republic ", - quoted Basurin RIA " Novosti ".
before Wednesday DNR authorities accused the Ukrainian security forces in undermining the railway tracks in the area between Elenovka - yuzhnodonbasskaya on the Mariupol direction. Yesterday in DND told that Kiev builds the cluster along the line of contact. On the same day the head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko said that the fighting in the Donbass have the opportunity to resume at any time. 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. Along with this for the last time, the fire in the Donbass intensified. As long as in the Donbass, the main hot spot remains the settlement of Shirokino near Mariupol. It was there that the observers Special monitoring mission of OSCE in Ukraine on April 26, recorded the most intensive battles. But the fighting and gradually move to other areas. According to the Deputy commander of the headquarters of the militia of the Donetsk national Republic Eduard Basurin, the Military increased the firing zone of the southern areas of the DNR, have been falling for the residential sector and schools. On the first day weekend in DND told that with arms forces of Ukraine pulled to the line of contact in Donbas 7 mobile tactical groups, reinforced by a battery of reactive systems of volley fire " Grad ". On Sunday in DND told that the Ukrainian army used incendiary ammunition in the shelling of Donetsk. Also the fighting between Ukrainian security forces and militias occurred in the night of Sunday outside the city of Gorlovka.

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