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Ukraine crisis: Russia conditions unacceptable - Poroshenko Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has said Russian conditions in ongoing negotiations in Belarus over the conflict in Ukraine are "unacceptable". He was speaking to reporters during a break in marathon talks involving Russian President Vladimir Putin. The four-way meeting, also being attended by the leaders of France and Germany, began late on Wednesday and continued into Thursday morning. Thousands of people have been killed in the fighting in the east of Ukraine. German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande are leading the peace initiative in Minsk. After about 14 hours of overnight talks, Mr Poroshenko said there was "no good news yet". He told reporters that Russia had set "conditions that I consider unacceptable". He declined to elaborate but added that there was "always hope" as talks were continuing. They were set to focus on securing a ceasefire, withdrawal of heavy weapons and creating a demilitarised zone. Russia has been accused of arming and reinforcing pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine - a claim it denies. While the Ukrainian government is seeking a demarcation line based on the failed ceasefire agreed on 5 September in Belarus, the rebels want a new truce to reflect the gains they have made in recent weeks, the BBC's James Reynolds reports from Donetsk. Meanwhile the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has offered Ukraine a $17.5bn funding package (£10.5bn; 15.5bn euros) to help the country's struggling economy. Alongside other sources, this would reach $40bn over a four-year period, IMC chief Christine Lagarde said. At the scene: Lyse Doucet, BBC chief international correspondent The images tell you an awful lot. The Ukrainian and Russian presidents barely looked at each other when they were forced to shake hands at talks began. At a family photo of the leaders, not a single person was smiling. There was even an image of Vladimir Putin inside the negotiations snapping a pencil in two. In the end, what it will come down to is what the Ukrainian President, Petro Poroshenko, is willing to accept in terms of a compromise and what Russia is willing to offer. In broad terms what Ukraine, backed by the West, wants is to restore Ukraine's territorial integrity, including control of the border with Russia. But what the separatists in eastern Ukraine, backed by Russia, want is to remain in charge of the territory that is now under their control. The best that anyone says can be achieved is a freezing of the conflict. More than 5,400 people have died since the conflict began, and there has been a dramatic rise in casualties in recent days, with 263 civilians killed in populated areas between 31 January and 5 February. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov cautioned against making an issue of Ukraine's unguarded eastern border with Russia. "To give away the Russian part of the border also would be to cut them [the rebels] off even from humanitarian help and allow them to be surrounded,'' he said in Moscow. The US has refused to rule out supplying "lethal defensive weapons" to Ukraine if diplomacy fails, but Russia says that would worsen the crisis. Rival agendas at Ukraine talks Ukraine: Restore government authority over breakaway areas, though Donetsk and Luhansk regions could get greater self-rule; disarm rebel forces; withdrawal of Russian troops; restore Kiev's control over Ukraine-Russia border; full prisoner exchange. Pro-Russian rebels: Separation from rest of Ukraine and recognition of "people's republics" of Donetsk and Luhansk; no disarmament of separatist forces; amnesty for separatist leaders. Russia: Legal guarantees for rights of Russian-speakers in eastern Ukraine; full autonomy for Donetsk and Luhansk in a federal system - not necessarily independence; no return of Crimea to Ukraine; withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from combat zone. EU and US: Restore Ukraine's territorial integrity; end Russian intervention in eastern Ukraine - withdrawal of all Russian troops and heavy weapons; effective monitoring of Russia-Ukraine border and demilitarised zone between the combatants; full democracy in Donetsk and Luhansk. September 2014 ceasefire: The 12-point plan Why has conflict returned to eastern Ukraine? Ukraine's war: The human cost - At least 5,486 people people killed and 12,972 wounded in eastern Ukraine but true numbers could be much higher - Fatalities include 298 people on Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 shot down on 17 July - 5.2 million people estimated to be living in conflict areas - 978,482 internally displaced people, including 119,832 children - 600,000 fled to neighbouring countries, of whom more than 400,000 have gone to Russia Source: Figures from UN report, 6 February Do you live in eastern Ukraine? You can email your experiences to haveyoursay@bbc.co.uk Please include a contact number if you wish to be contacted by a BBC journalist.
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यूक्रेनबारे चार देशको सम्मेलनको तयारी पूर्वी यूक्रेनमा चर्किएको द्वन्द्वको कुटनीतिक समाधानका निम्ति यूक्रेन, जर्मनी, फ्रान्स र रुसका नेताहरु माझ आगामी बुधबार बेलारुसको राजधानी मिन्स्कमा सम्मेलन आयोजना गर्ने तयारी भइरहेको छ। रुसी राष्ट्रपति भ्लादिमिर पुटिन, यूक्रेनी राष्ट्रपति पेट्रो पोरोसेन्को, जर्मन चान्सलर एंगेला मर्कल, र फ्रान्सेली राष्ट्रपति फ्राँस्वाँ ओलाँदले आइतबार सामूहिक टेलिफोन कुराकानी गरेका थिए। राष्ट्रपति पुटिनले भनेका छन् यदी केही बुँदाहरुमा सबै पक्ष सहमत भए भने उक्त सम्मेलन अघि बढ्छ। यूक्रेनी राष्ट्रपतिले चाहीं उक्त सम्मेलनले रुस समर्थित विद्रोहीहरुसंग तत्काल र निशर्त युद्धविराम गराउने नेताहरुले अपेक्षा राखेको बताए। शान्ति योजना केही समय यता जर्मन चान्सलर मर्कल र फ्रान्सेली राष्ट्रपति ओलाँदले यूक्रेनमा नयाँ शान्ति योजनाको अभियानको नेतृत्व गरिरहेका छन्। उक्त योजनाको विस्तृत विवरण खुलाइएको छैन। तर त्यसले द्वन्द्वको अग्रपंक्तिमा रहेका इलाकाहरुमा करीब ५० देखि ७० किलोमिटरको सेनाको उपस्थिति नरहने क्षेत्र वा डिमिलटराइज्ड जोन बनाउने विषय समेटेको ठानिन्छ। आइतबारको सामूहिक टेलिफोन कुराकानीमा पूर्वी यूक्रेनको द्वन्द्वको विस्तृत समाधानका निम्ति उपायहरुका प्याकेजबारे छलफल भएको जर्मन सरकारका प्रवक्ताले वक्तव्य मार्फत जनाएका छन्। गत सेप्टेम्बरमा मिन्सकमै भएको युद्धविरामको सम्झौताले लडाईं रोक्न सकेको थिएन। त्यस यता विद्रोहीहरुले थप क्षेत्र कब्जा गरेका छन्। अप्रिल २०१४ यता यूक्रेनी सेना र रुस समर्थित विद्रोहीहरुबीच चर्किएको द्वन्द्वका कारण ५३ सय भन्दा धेरैको ज्यान गइसकेको छ। पश्चिमा मुलुकहरुले रुसले विद्रोहीहरुलाई सहयोग गरेको आरोप लगाएका छन्। रुसले ती आरोपलाई अस्वीकार गर्दै आएको छ।