The Kiev authorities continue to ignore the implementation of the Minsk agreements, the situation in the Donbass remains extremely difficult, said the speaker of the state Duma Sergey Naryshkin.
"Unfortunately, we must admit that the Kiev authorities continue to ignore the implementation of the Minsk agreements. While the situation in the Donbass remains extremely difficult ", ? Naryshkin said at a meeting of the working group under the Chairman of the state Duma on the analysis of the Ukrainian law.
"Hope for the normalization, the adequate behavior of our political partners And opponents, and among them the relevant international institutions, their behavior forced Kiev unobjectionable to perform Minsk consensus, these Hopes are not justified", - has specified the Deputy, reports RIA " Novosti ". According to Naryshkin, the Draft Constitution of Ukraine, by the President of this state Petro Poroshenko, violates the Minsk agreement. He said that the Project "violates the Minsk consensus not only because it contains no special status regions of Donetsk And Lugansk," but also because " he was trying to push through without the consent of Donetsk And Lugansk, without broad public discussion." The draft Ukrainian Constitution first criticized the head of the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation S. Lavrov In.. He stated that it does not reflect any requirements of the Minsk agreements. Since mid-April last year, the Kyiv authorities are in the East of Ukraine "special operation" to suppress the protest movement in the Donbass. Refers to a large number of dead And wounded among the civilian population And the destruction of houses And infrastructure. According to the summary data of the UN, the victims of the conflict began more than 6, 4 thousand People. With fifteen February, the parties to the conflict in the Donbass declared a truce in Minsk after almost 16 hours of negotiations. However, despite the control system of the ceasefire, for the last time period shelling in Eastern Ukraine again became frequent.

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