In the evening the Ukrainian Military on Sunday began shelling settlements near the contact line in the South-Eastern outskirts of Horlivka, informs referring to a source in law enforcement bodies of the self-proclaimed DND.

"at 20: 10 Ukrainian Military opened fire on the village of Gagarin mine, Iron Beam, Wide Beam and Seranova ", - said the head of the Department.

He said that the enemy is firing From positions near the village of Novgorod, using mortars of caliber of 120 mm anti-aircraft guns, armament of the BMP, grenade launchers and small arms. According to the source, on human settlements was released More than ten min.

before a source in law enforcement bodies of the DPR informed the Agency that the Military night on Sunday shelled the Western and Northern suburbs of Donetsk.

Also, a source familiar With the situation told the news Agency that intelligence DNR has documented the shelling by Ukrainian security forces of their own positions to the North of Gorlovka.

"About an hour ago, the Ukrainian Military opened fire on its own positions, which are located in the area of residential settlements Mahmuda ", - quotes Agency the source.

According to the source, the Military reports used mortars of caliber of 120 millimeters. In the Ministry of defence DND, the Agency stressed that the Kiev side is many times subjected to attacks on their territory in order to further blame the militias in the disruption of the Minsk agreements.

The Ukrainian authorities in April last year started the final data of the UN, the victims of the conflict steel not less than 8 thousand people. The settlement of the situation in the Donbas region is discussed, as well as among them in the process, which From September last year already took 3 of the document, regulating the steps to de-escalate the conflict.



From 1 September. At the end of September was signed the agreement about the withdrawal of weapons with a caliber of not more than 100 millimeters and tanks from the frontline. This process ended on 12 November.

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