The Presidium of the Supreme Council of the Donetsk national Republic adopted a resolution on " transition to Donetsk time "from the 26th of October in Donetsk will be the same time as the Moscow and the difference in one hour from Kiev, said the press service of the DND.
" The Council of Ministers of the Donetsk national Republic to provide an introduction Donetsk, regional and city state administrations to downstream areas... Local schedules for the beginning of the working day, " said the Parliament's decision DND, the text of which is posted on the Internet office of the press center of the government and the Supreme Council of the Donetsk national Republic." Donetsk being introduced on the square of the Donetsk national Republic with 3 hours 00 minutes 26 October 2014, " reads the resolution. On Wednesday, Prime Minister DND Alexander Zakharchenko said that after Russia's transition to winter time on October 26, DND and LNR will be in the same time zone as Moscow, and called it the " restoration of historical justice ". At the same time, he said, " in DND understand that in the occupied Kiev territories, most likely, Kiev will leave Kiev time." Formally, Moscow and Kiev are in the same time zone. In most regions of the USSR in 1930 was so-called daylight savings time (lap + 1 hour). When daylight saving time was added for another hour. In 1990, the Ukrainian, Moldovan and Belarusian Soviet socialist Republic was abolished at home maternity time and " back " in your own time zone. Then the first time there was the time difference between Moscow and these republics. With 95% of the territory of Ukraine lies in the 2nd (East) zone, while Lugansk and part of the Donetsk and Kharkiv oblasts in the 3rd zone. That is, Formally between Donetsk and Kiev, and in truth has to be an hour difference. Remember, on 22 July this year, the President of the Russian Federation centuries Putin signed into law the country's transition to winter time on October 26 of this year. Analysis of deputies of the state Duma of the Department of energy, the transition to winter time will cost the Russians at least 15-20 billion, and this amount must be reimbursed to consumers from the state budget.

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