Ceasefire in Ukraine not meaning LPR, DPR give up course for separating from Ukraine - Plotnytsky
The Russian-led insurgents in eastern Ukraine have said they are ready for a ceasefire in response to same steps taken by Kyiv, however this does not mean changing the course for separating from Ukraine.
This was announced by head of the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic (LPR) Ihor Plotnytsky.
"We are ready for a ceasefire on both sides from 1800 but this does not mean that the course for separation will change somehow. This [ceasefire] is a forced measure in order to stop the bloodshed," Plotnytsky told reporters in Minsk on Friday evening.
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