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Лидерите на Украйна, Русия, Германия и Франция обсъждат напрегнатата ситуация в Източна Украйна ден преди изтичането на срока за разоръжаване на сепаратистите. Президентът Петро Порошенко, канцлерът Ангела Меркел и президентът на Франция Франсоа Оланд провеждат телеконференция с руския лидер Владимир Путин, за да го убедят да накара сепаратистите в Донецк и Луганск да сложат оръжие. Руските и украинските медии съобщиха за нови въоръжени инциденти в нарушение на примирието в Донецка област. Припомням, в петък президентът Порошенко нареди прекратяването на бойните действия в източна част на страната да бъде удължено до 22,00 часа на 30-и юни, понеделник. Премиерът на самопровъзгласилата се Донецка народна република Александър Бородай не изключи възможността за удължаване на преговорите за трайно решение на конфликта. Лидерите на Украйна, Русия, Германия и Франция ще обсъдят напрегнатата ситуация в източна Украйна, ден преди изтичането на срока за разоръжаване на сепаратистите. Петро Порошенко , федералният канцлер Ангела Меркел и президентът Франсоа Оланд планират..
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Kiev's top priority is to stop armed violence – Ukrainian FM to Russian, French and German counterparts on phone According to Klimkin, Ukraines top priority is to stop the armed violence in the country. "In the present-day situation, our top priority is to urgently stop the armed violence, free all hostages and introduce total control on the part of the OSCE [Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe] over the implementation of the ceasefire, as well as effective monitoring of the situation on the Ukrainian-Russian border," Klimkin said. The telephone conference of the foreign ministers of these four countries was held as a follow-up to agreements reached during Poroshenko's June 30 telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande. Poroshenko stops ceasefire in south-east of Ukraine President of Ukraine Petr Poroshenko announced that the ceasefire in the south-east of the country stops. This reports the site of Ukrainian president. "June 30 evening a meeting of the National Security and Defense Council was held. After discussing the situation as a supreme commander I decided not to prolong the regime of unilateral ceasefire," quoted Poroshenko's appeal to the people. According to him, the protection of the territorial integrity of Ukraine "requires not only defensive, but offensive action." "The armed forces, the National Guard, the State Border Service and Security Service received appropriate orders. They are no longer limited by the ceasefire in achieving the objectives for the protection of territorial integrity," said Poroshenko. "We will attack and we will liberate our land," he said. Ukrainian president added that Kiev "is ready to return at any time to the ceasefire." "When we see that all parties adhere to the implementation of the basic points of the peace plan," he added. Ukraine's Security Council deciding on southeast ceasefire extension Independent Ukrainian parliamentary deputy Oleg Lyashko said he had met with President Petr Poroshenko on Monday to discuss the situation in eastern Ukraine. "I have just met with Poroshenko and I heard what I wanted to hear. The content of the president's decisions on the counterterrorism operation is what Ukraine is waiting for," the lawmaker wrote on Facebook on Monday evening. Lyashko also said that the president is currently chairing a meeting of the National Security and Defense Council. "We agreed that he would announce these decisions himself after the meeting of the National Security and Defense Council which has just started," he said. No official information from the presidential press service about the National Security and Defense Council's meeting is available to Interfax. Earlier reports said that Poroshenko issued an order on June 20 instructing the Ukrainian law enforcement units participating in the military operation to cease fire unilaterally in eastern Ukraine from June 20 to June 27. The ceasefire was later extended until June 30. Lyashko, leader of the Lyashko Radical Party, came in third in the Ukrainian presidential elections on May 26, mustering 8.32% of the vote, reports Itar-Tass. Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council is currently deciding on whether to end or extend a ceasefire in the country's embattled Southeast, Ukraine's Channel 5 reported Monday. The Security Council said it will announce its decision by 22:00 (19:00 UTC), when the deadline for the truce declared by Ukrainian President Petr Poroshenko expires. Poroshenko, who had won the May 25 early presidential election in Ukraine and taken office on June 7, on June 27 extended by three days a weeklong ceasefire in Ukraine's Southeast, which he unilaterally announced on June 20 and which was later supported by southeastern militias as well. There have been numerous reports that the ceasefire has been violated. After a coup occurred in Ukraine in February, Crimea did not recognize the new leaders and seceded from the country following a referendum. Its example inspired residents of Ukraine's southeastern territories to defend their rights, and massive protests against the coup-imposed authorities erupted in the Donetsk and Lugansk regions. Since mid-April, Kiev has been conducting a military operation involving armored vehicles, heavy artillery and attack aviation against the regions' residents who support federalization of Ukraine. Hundreds of people, including civilians, have been killed, buildings have been destroyed and tens of thousands have been forced to cross the border from Ukraine to Russia. The Donetsk and Lugansk regions, which border on Russia, held referendums on May 11, in which most voters supported independence from Ukraine. South Ossetia has recognized the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) and the Lugansk People's Republic (LPR). No other countries have followed suit so far. Read also: Poroshenko to decide on truce in E Ukraine before ceasefire ends - officials Putin, Merkel, Hollande, Poroshenko support third round of consultations between Kiev, southeast