"On the horizon is a major war, that Europe has seen since the second world war '
Ukrainian Defense Minister Valeriy Geletej said that Ukraine is at war with Russia and the looming war that Europe has seen since World War 2
While the bloody conflict in Ukraine heats up, the local Defense Minister Valeriy Geletej warned that the emerging "great war" with Russia which could be killed tens of thousands of people.
- The Great War has arrived in front of our doorstep, what Europe has seen since World War II. Unfortunately, the loss of such a war will not be measured in the hundreds, but thousands and tens of thousands of dead - wrote Geletej on your Facebook.
It was also confirmed that in the Donetsk and Luganjsku has Russian troops and that "Ukraine in the war with Russia."
Ukrainians left the airport in Lugansk
The Ukrainian forces withdrew from the airport in Lugansk after overnight fighting with pro-Russian rebels.
It happened after the Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov urged negotiators at a meeting in Minsk, Belarus on "immediate ceasefire", the BBC reports. He said that Russia is a peaceful solution to the crisis that it will not intervene militarily on Ukrainian soil.
Military sources in Ukraine claim that the Russian military presence in other parts of the country including Donetsk and that their great help in the arms sent Moscow.
Ukrainian President Peter Porošenko again today called Russian President Vladimir Putin for 'direct and open aggression' in the east
Putin, however harsh accusations directed at Brussels. He accused the European Union of turning a blind eye and do not want to see that the Ukrainian army is killing civilians. He said the pro-Russian rebels trying to suppress the Ukrainian army with the position in which it holds civilians at gunpoint. He accused Kiev did not want to negotiate directly with the East country.
Russian leader also commented on the possible introduction of additional sanctions Russia. He said he hopes to prevail in the West 'common sense'.
- I hope that common sense prevail and that we operate in a healthy, modern way
- 1 Sep, 2014
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