"I don’t rule out this option if and when all other possibilities to reach political settlements will be exhausted," said Konstantin Kosachev in reply to the query whether Russia should support creation of ‘an independent Novorossiya or Donetsk People’s Republic-Luhansk People’s Republic’ if their authorities announce this decision.
The parliamentarian said that the decision on the future of these territories must be reached on the basis of mutual respect for the interests of the conflicting sides.
"Russia should not say ‘no, you must certainly be a territorially integral state’ or ‘no, you will never be a territorially integral state, you must divorce,’ or ‘only federalization’, ‘only autonomy’ or ‘only decentralization’," Kosachev said.
"And pay attention that we don’t exercise such approach, and the president as well as the foreign minister have repeatedly said "Multivariance".The main thing is to see accord and mutual content in arriving at the final option, he said.
"The chance for it is colossal, and this is the only thing that Russia, the United States, the European Union, NATO and everybody else must support," Kosachev said...............http://tass.ru/en/russia/781599
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Germany has called on Ukraine and pro-Russian separatists to ensure unrestricted freedom of movement for international ceasefire monitors...
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“The conflict parties should make available all the necessary information to the OSCE, and also they should enable full freedom of movement for the OSCE observers,” Seibert said at a press conference in Berlin.
German Foreign Ministry spokesman Martin Schaefer said that, for a durable ceasefire in the region, the OSCE observer mission should be further strengthened by personnel, technical and logistical capabilities..............http://www.aa.com.tr/en/news/474970--germany-osce-monitors-should-have-full-freedom
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