Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko has called for a UN-mandated peacekeeping force to monitor a tattered ceasefire deal in east Ukraine.
“We see the best format would be a police mission from the European Union. We are sure this would be the most effective and best guarantee for security,” Poroshenko said at the start of a meeting with security chiefs yesterday.
Poroshenko said that he hoped an official decision to invite the international contingent would be taken at the meeting.
“After the decision… we will start the official consultations which will help us achieve peace,” Poroshenko said.
Poroshenko said he had raised the issue tentatively with the leaders of Germany, France and Russia at marathon talks in Minsk last week to hammer out a shaky ceasefire deal.
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