The EU hopes that Russia will not interfere in the “create a little”

The European Union believes that the Russian side would be to stay away from the situation in the Donbass.

The European Union expects that Russia clearly distanciruemsa from the statements of separatists on the establishment of “little” and declare that this provocative rhetoric contradicts the Minsk agreements.

This is stated in the statement of the representative of the European Union released on Wednesday in Brussels.

The “last “statement,” and the provocative rhetoric of the so-called leaders of certain regions of Donetsk and Lugansk regions of Ukraine, which currently is not under the control of the government, are contrary to the purposes of the Minsk agreements. The European Union expects that Russia clearly distanciruemsa from such “claims” or actions that violate the spirit of the negotiations in which it participates, and will increase their efforts to put an end to this conflict”, – said in a statement.

The EU stressed that it is “the last sad development is part of an alarming trend that includes “administrative measures” such as expropriation of companies, the statements about the “state border” or the introduction of other currencies, besides Ukrainian hryvnia, in Donetsk or Lugansk.” “In parallel, the EU continues to support an inclusive approach on the part of Ukraine in relation to citizens of Ukraine who live in areas that currently are not under the control of the government.
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The European Union fully supports the ongoing diplomatic efforts aimed at full implementation of the Minsk agreements as the basis for a stable political solution to the conflict in the East of Ukraine, respects the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine”, – emphasized in the EU.

Recall that on 18 July the leader of the so-called “DNR” Alexander Zakharchenko announced the creation of a new project under the name “little Russia”.

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