Summit (Summit) in Minsk, capital of Belarus agreed to a ceasefire in eastern Ukraine turbulent start Sunday, February 15th, 2015 in the morning. However, ahead of the agreed time, the death for the sake of deaths continue to occur.
Fighting occurred in two cities in eastern Ukraine, Saturday morning. Artillery who barge in, is also used to counterattack, clearly visible in the coastal city of Mariupol. Attacking each other also occurred in Donetsk.
Two people were killed and six others injured when missiles hit a cafe in Shchastya, controlled city of Kiev, which is located near the rebel region of Luhansk.
"The heating system in the city were destroyed, damaged electricity network, water supply as well ... So, this kind of a comprehensive ceasefire prepared ?," said the head of government as the site loaded Hennadiy Moskal World Bulletin.
A spokesman for the Ukrainian military said 11 soldiers were killed and 40 injured in the last 24 hours. "The enemy continues to build strength in the main areas of armed conflict," said Andriy Lysenko. While civilian, casualties recorded at least 27 people.
Instead, the rebels accused the Ukrainian troops attacked the headquarters spearatis in Donetsk and Horlivka - where they reported three children were killed as a result.
Ongoing conflicts after the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko on Friday warned that the truce between his country forces with pro-Russian separatists in the 'great danger'.
Poroshenko said that after the ceasefire agreement reached by a number of state leaders of Ukraine, Russia, Germany, and France, the separatists even more intensive attack government forces.
Separatists, he said, might try to seize control of a number of strategic locations, such as Mariupol which is still controlled by the government, Juha railroad center of Debalts to the north.
Under the truce, each side is expected to draw heavy weapons from the front line, creates a boundary zone (buffer zone) at least as wide as 50 miles.
Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), given the challenging task to oversee the process.
"We need an effective cease-fire," said the OSCE Secretary General Lamberto Zannier on Friday, as Liputan6.com quotes from CNN, Saturday (14/02/2015). "I'm worried about this morning, which is actually a continuation of the conflict."
source: worldbulletin.com
