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In reply to the discussion: Civilian killed in Ukraine shelling despite truce [View all]Duckhunter935
(16,974 posts)22. yes I do
and that is not it.
It means they are part of Ukraine, have special language rights., More autonomy but remain a part of Ukraine.
MOSCOW, September 7 (RIA Novosti) - The Ukrainian law on the special status should establish the status of the Russian language and Kievs obligations not to interfere with economic relations between Russia and the republics, LPR head Igor Plotnitsky told RIA Novosti on Sunday.
"It has to establish the status of the Russian language and Ukraine's obligations that it will not interfere with the free economic relations of our republics with Russia, Plotnitsky said.
"It has to establish the status of the Russian language and Ukraine's obligations that it will not interfere with the free economic relations of our republics with Russia, Plotnitsky said.
http://en.ria.ru/world/20140907/192708837/-LPR-Head-Ukraines-Law-on-Special-Status-Should-not-Hamper.html
The law on the special status does not mean abandoning the idea of independence for the LPR and DPR. But we understand that in order to restore peace and security, economic and social ties, we have to make compromises, and, when necessary to bring ourselves closer to the Ukrainian society. The law on the special status will confirm Kievs course for a peaceful settlement of the conflict. We do not reject this dialogue, but it must be equitable and inclusive, Plotnitsky said.
Protocol on the results of consultations of the Trilateral Contact Group signed in Minsk on Friday and published on the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) website entails Ukraine adopt the law on special status for the Donetsk and Luhansk regions in addition to holding early elections.
Protocol on the results of consultations of the Trilateral Contact Group signed in Minsk on Friday and published on the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) website entails Ukraine adopt the law on special status for the Donetsk and Luhansk regions in addition to holding early elections.
http://newseurope.me/2014/09/07/luhansk-head-consent-adoption-law-special-status-rule-independence/
So the breakaway republics for now agreed to be part of Ukraine.
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Considering the Ukraine military batalians there are Neo-Nazi's it is hard to be certain who may be
newthinking
Sep 2014
#30
I've seen reports the pro-Kiev fighters trapped at the Donetsk airport are mercenaries.
another_liberal
Sep 2014
#3
As long as Kiev removes its troops and militias from Separatist territory . . .
another_liberal
Sep 2014
#13
Do you not realize what gaining "Special Status" implies in this context?
another_liberal
Sep 2014
#20
Despite the rhetoric all along special status would have been accepted from the beginning
newthinking
Sep 2014
#36
Notice it says "Ukrainian Territory". That means Donbass *and* the rest of Ukraine
newthinking
Sep 2014
#33
You are way off (and not being rational) here trying to forcast how this will play out
newthinking
Sep 2014
#39
Yes, the peace agreement allows for the continued occupation of Separatist territory by Ukrainian
muriel_volestrangler
Sep 2014
#32
Poroshenko and his fascists finally agreed to a ceasefire because they were winning, right?
another_liberal
Sep 2014
#47
Calm down. This will take some time and it is not a surrender. All parties will have to act
newthinking
Sep 2014
#41
What in my post was either not 'calm', or lacking in 'common sense'?
muriel_volestrangler
Sep 2014
#43
Sorry, I think I did reply to the wrong post. Yours was a calm rational response
newthinking
Sep 2014
#45
Separatists shelling the airport from inside the city with Grads after the cease fire
Duckhunter935
Sep 2014
#44
Hence "the pro-Kiev fighters trapped at the Donetsk airport are mercenaries."...
OilemFirchen
Sep 2014
#29
Kiev does have a lot of mercanaries fighting. And there were 300 Polish and Georgian Mercs holding
newthinking
Sep 2014
#48