Shot Artillery Kills Many Civilians Ukraine, a new round
of negotiations fail
A large number of civilians killed by artillery fire in
eastern Ukraine on Friday, while a new round of peace talks between Kyiv and
Russian-backed separatist failed to materialize.
A Ukrainian police held her in a ceremony in Kharkiv,
Ukraine, before his departure to the eastern region of the country to war,
after the collapse of peace talks between Kyiv and pro-Russian separatists.
Donetsk city government in rebel-reported that five
people were killed by artillery fire while waiting for humanitarian aid outside
a cultural center, while two others were killed when artillery fire on a
trolley bus anywhere else in the city.
City officials blamed the attack on the Ukrainian
government forces. But the National Security and Defence Council of Ukraine
government blamed the attacks outside the cultural center was done rebels, and
said the death toll was seven.
Ukrainian military on Friday said five soldiers were
killed and 23 others injured in the last 24 hours.
Ukrainian authorities also reported that seven civilians
were killed Friday by artillery fire Debaltseve rebels in the city, the railway
junction that connects the main towns in the province of Donetsk, Luhansk and
controlled by separatists and the site of intense fighting this week.
Meanwhile, peace talks were originally performed Friday
in Minsk failed to materialize after two separatist delegates who had come to
the capital of Belarus announced that talks were canceled and that they return
to Moscow.
President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko has called for a
new round of peace talks to respond to the increasing recent fighting in
eastern Ukraine. Last week, the rebels announced that they launched a new
offensive and no longer recognizes the ceasefire agreement signed last
September.
The ceasefire has been violated repeatedly, with each
side blaming the other party's breach. (VOA)
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