Authorized Ukrainian side at the talks in Minsk on the settlement in the Donbass have the ability to find common language With the Verkhovna Rada, the vast number of people's deputies which against the Minsk agreement, said the President of the office of the head of DNR Maxim Leshchenko.
"I am in the process of the Minsk talks. As long as we any more or not more specific results did not wait from Minsk. In principle, on the sidelines of the Ukrainian side stated that they would be happy to fulfill the Minsk agreement, but they have a big problem With the approval of the Verkhovna Rada ", ? RIA "news" words Leshchenko.
"the overwhelming majority in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine is absolutely against the Minsk agreements. For this reason, the processes that are currently ongoing ? and elections, and amendments to the Constitution, ? for the government of Ukraine because of the opposition of the Verkhovna Rada now quite heavy ", ? Leshchenko said. He added that the Donetsk people's Republic continues to fulfil the commitments under the Minsk agreements. On July 23, Russian President Vladimir Putin, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the presidents of France and Ukraine Francois Hollande and the head of the Petro Poroshenko discussed the implementation of the Minsk agreements. Leaders "channel four" agreed on the need of the agreement Between Ukraine and the self-proclaimed Donetsk and Luhansk republics on the diversion of military equipment up to a caliber of 100 mm in the Donbass. However, in recent days in the Donbas, the situation deteriorated badly. Despite the cease-fire, which turned out to come to a common opinion in February this year, the attacks Between the forces of the Ukrainian army on one side and the LPR and the DPR and return continue. 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.

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