[url]http://bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-27987156[/url]
[quote]Pro-Russia rebels in eastern Ukraine say they will observe a ceasefire until Friday morning, responding to the Ukrainian forces' unilateral ceasefire.
The rebel announcement was made in Donetsk by Alexander Borodai, a leader of the self-styled "Donetsk People's Republic" which is defying Kiev.
On Friday, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko announced a 15-point peace plan and declared a week-long truce.
Mr Borodai was speaking after attending preliminary peace talks in Donetsk.
The high-level talks also involved representatives of the other breakaway region - Luhansk - and Viktor Medvedchuk, an opponent of the Kiev authorities who is close to Russian President Vladimir Putin.[/quote]
Betting this won't last long.
"We complete week-long cease-fire in 4 days. Very efficient."
They probably realised the World Cup was on...
[QUOTE=timothy80;45195041]Betting this won't last long.[/QUOTE]
well, a week.
[QUOTE=Bradyns;45196106]They probably realised the World Cup was on...[/QUOTE]
So do they root for Ukraine's team or Russia's team?
[QUOTE=Sableye;45197581]So do they root for Ukraine's team or Russia's team?[/QUOTE]
They'll root for the USSR.
Aaaand despite all this, "some portion" of Ukranian NG keep shellin Lugansk. Like i said in other thread, Mr. Poroshenko's promises are not going to last long in reality.
[QUOTE=karimatrix;45198458]Aaaand despite all this, "some portion" of Ukranian NG keep shellin Lugansk. Like i said in other thread, Mr. Poroshenko's promises are not going to last long in reality.[/QUOTE]
He probably doesn't have control over some groups, especially since the army it's intermeshed with various militias.
[QUOTE=mdeceiver79;45198535]He probably doesn't have control over some groups, especially since the army it's intermeshed with various militias.[/QUOTE]
He's a damn president, how about he act like one and then disbands those militia ffs? Cause right now Kiev simply ignores their existance, but here you go, first bell rings.
[QUOTE=karimatrix;45198582]He's a damn president, how about he act like one and then disbands those militia ffs? Cause right now Kiev simply ignores their existance, but here you go, first bell rings.[/QUOTE]
Assuming what I said was correct, he should have more control over his armed forces or shouldn't make promises he can't keep.
He is trying to resolve it peacefully and democratically though. He was given a broken country on the brink of civil war.
He is not Petro, he is Petr (Peter) Poroshenko. He is not hispanic jeez.
Good, if only serves as a couple weeks of peace
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