The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) noted a marked increase in reported ceasefire violations in its report on Monday, the Radio Liberty reported.
“According to the OSCE, on last Friday and Saturday there was increase in ceasefire violations reported, a total of 72 ceasefire violations on Friday and a total of 111 violations on Saturday, of which 39 were recorded at the Donetsk airport,” reads the statement.
In addition, the residents of several occupied by separatists or ‘neutral’ settlements told OSCE observers that they cannot enter government-controlled territory without special permits and they do not know where and how to obtain the passes.
In several previous reports OSCE observers noted the escalation of hostilities during the announced silence regime. The Ukrainian law enforcers confirmed this information.
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