The West has admitted: there is no truce in Donbass

15.09.2014 10:44
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Kyiv, September 15 (PolitNavigator, Yuriy Kovalchuk) – On Sunday, fighting between Ukrainian and rebel forces resumed in Donetsk. At least six people died. The airport, where Ukrainian troops were blocked, was on fire and billowing black smoke. A residential building and a city market, located in close proximity to the main boulevard in the city center, also burned, the American newspaper The New York Times reported.

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“This is not a ceasefire. This is a full-scale war,” the rebels say.

Artillery fire rang out for several hours Saturday evening and most of Sunday afternoon. It was unclear who instigated the fighting or why, but small arms fire could be heard from the direction of the airport in the middle of the day, indicating close combat.

Both sides blame each other for violating the ceasefire, but intense fighting had generally been avoided until this Sunday. Obviously, on Sunday one of the parties went on the attack.

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