The head of the French Republic Francois Hollande said the head of Ukrainian government Arseniy Yatsenyuk its concern that violations of the ceasefire regime in the Donbas.
"the head of the Republic and the Ukrainian Prime Minister discussed the situation in Eastern Ukraine and stressed the importance of moving forward in the implementation of a package of convicts on 12 February in Minsk agreements ", - said in the communiqu? following the meeting of Hollande and Yatsenyuk in Paris.
Hollande also said concern about the violations of the cease-fire, reports RIA " Novosti ". For its part, the press service of the Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers said that Yatsenyuk and Hollande also agreed to hold autumn in the Paris summit for the presentation of investment potential of Ukraine. Hollande said the important role of the common efforts of the international brotherhood in support of Ukraine's European choice and the reform process. In this regard, the Prime Minister clarified the importance of active participation of French entrepreneurs in the restoration of the Ukrainian economy. Yatsenyuk and Hollande also agreed to bring the French to battle money laundering and the investigation of corruption crimes of former bureaucrats, most of whom concealed their income in France. Among other promising areas - strengthening of cooperation in the sphere of banking supervision and cooperation between customs authorities. We emphasize that in the Donbass in the last period of time became more frequent attacks. So, on Wednesday the bus was burned in the town of Yasynuvata in the end, getting a Ukrainian shell. This Deputy commander of the corps of the Ministry of defense of the Donetsk national Republic Eduard Bacurin eleven may said that Kiev-controlled military still pull heavy weapons to the frontline. On the first day of the week the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Commonwealth of Jens Stoltenberg said the increase in the number of violations of the ceasefire in the East of Ukraine, considering this is a worrying trend.

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