The head of the Ukrainian side in the General center for control and coordination of questions of ceasefire and stabilization (SCCC) Borys Kremenetsky expressed With the proposal to increase the number of international observers and international organizations in the area of the fighting in the Donbass, said on the last working day of the week press officer of the Ukrainian side SCCC Ruslan Semenyuk in broadcast television channel

according to his statement, SCCC held a Meeting With authorized devices attache defence 17 NATO and the EU, which from the Kiev Association of military attach?s arrived in the combat zone. The meeting was devoted to the fulfillment of the Minsk agreements, as well as SCCC's role as an instrument of their execution.

According to the press officer, head of Ukrainian part of SCCC major General Borys Kremenetsky military briefed diplomats on the current situation, and spoke With some initiatives. For example, he introduced the initiative to Express support for the initiative of the President of Ukraine on the deployment of an international peacekeeping operation in Eastern Ukraine. Review Kremenets, it is required to provide, in the 1st turn, supervise the Ukrainian-Russian border.

in addition, he spoke With a proposal to increase the number of international observers and international organizations in the area of conducting special operations.

"in the area of the ATO we will welcome any authorized different humanitarian organizations. Since the end of August the situation has greatly improved, and today only recorded isolated cases of violations of " silence mode ", but a comprehensive ceasefire, unfortunately, no, " said Semeniuk.

The military operation against dissatisfied with the coup d'etat of residents of Donbas lasts more than a year. On February 12, negotiations were consensus about stop fire, the withdrawal of heavy weapons, the introduction to the Constitution of Ukraine for change about the decentralization of power and consolidation of special status " of Donetsk and Lugansk regions ".

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