March 4, 2018 (UNIAN) The two
Russian-backed self-proclaimed republics in Donbas, Ukraine's east, claim they
are ready to introduce an "absolute ceasefire" starting from 00:00
Kyiv time on March 5. The so-called military command of the self-proclaimed
"Donetsk People's Republic" ("DPR") says it is ready for an
"absolute ceasefire." "The command of the Armed Forces of the
Donetsk People's Republic supports the agreements reached at a meeting of the
[Trilateral] Contact Group held in Minsk on the introduction of an 'absolute
ceasefire' in the armed conflict zone from 00:00 Kyiv time on March 5.
A
respective order on the strictest observance of the truce was issued and sent
out to all commanders and every serviceman," "Deputy commander"
of the "DPR" operational command Eduard Basurin was quoted by the
militant portal DAN as saying, the Ukrainian news outlet Ukrayinska Pravda
reported. Special representatives of the "command of the DPR armed
forces" will be sent on Sunday evening to all units located along the
contact line. Their task will be to monitor the execution of this order. The other
self-proclaimed Donbas republic, the "Luhansk People's Republic"
("LPR'), said in turn it would support the introduction of the
"absolute ceasefire" regime from March 5.
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