Putin
Recalls State Duma From Vacation, "Planning Something" On
Ukraine Situation
23
July, 2014
In
a somewhat disconcerting move, Russian President Vladimir Putin
has recalled
The State Duma from a planned vacation to
participate in an unscheduled meeting because of the situation in
eastern Ukraine. As Ukrinform reports, sources confirm "Something
is being planned,
because many deputies come, probably for a quorum." Rumors are
spreading that Putin is set to issue Kiev an ultimatum over
recognizing separatists or face military intervention.
State Duma deputies, who are currently on a planned vacation, urgently come to Moscow to participate in an unscheduled meeting because of the situation in eastern Ukraine, a source in the State Duma told Ukrinform on Wednesday.
"Maybe something will happen tomorrow. Now this issue is being solved. Something is being planned, because many deputies come, probably for a quorum. Many deputies arrive... and today they already have to be in Moscow," he said.
According to the source, it is still unknown which document is to be considered by Russian deputies.
According to the source, it is clear only that Russia's top-ranking officials "planned something" on the situation in the east of Ukraine if they plan to hold an unscheduled meeting of the State Duma.
Russian attempt to legalize the terrorists as a political entity
Security Council in Moscow lasted until now and almost ended at 21.00 on Kiev.
This LB.ua said a source close to the Russian State Duma.
According to the information tomorrow, July 23, probably held a joint meeting of both houses of the Russian parliament - the Federation Council on which President Vladimir Putin "may declare any serious initiative."
According to the source LB.ua , tonight Ukrainian leadership will probably be an ultimatum, demanding a ceasefire and start negotiations in the Ukraine-Russia-"DNR" / "LC".
Thus, Russia will try to legitimize the terrorists as a political entity.
If Ukraine does not agree Putin, according to the interlocutor LB.ua, may decide on entering the Russian troops in Ukraine under the guise of "peacekeepers."
As reported, after the meeting of the EU Council has learned that the European Union could recognize so-called "DNR" and "LC" terrorist organizations.
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Given
that Poroshenko
has demanded the separatists be labeled "terrorists" under
international law,
we suspect this is one demand they cannot fulfil... and of
course, Ukraine
is claiming that the 2 fighter jets shoit down this morning were shot
down by and from Russia...
sure, with the whole world watching, Putin would do that?
Poroshenko
Demands Ukraine Separatists Be Declared "Terrorists" Under
International Law
22
July, 2014
As
the tit-for-tat public relations blitz continues to play out,
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has demanded that the
self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) and Luhansk People's
Republic (LPR) be recognized as terrorist organizations, "so
that any cooperation or support the terrorists receive is recognized
as such under international law."
Now that the US has 'proved' that the separatists shot down MH17, we
suspect the calls will grow louder... even as Poroshenko
says he opposes martial law.
Ukraine
will demand at an EU Foreign Affairs Council meeting on Tuesday that
the self-proclaimed Donetsk
People's Republic (DPR) and Luhansk People's Republic (LPR) be
recognized as terrorist organizations,
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said.
"We
[Ukraine] and the Netherlands will make every effort, in particular
during the meeting tomorrow of the EU Foreign Affairs Council where
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin will speak, so that the
so-called Luhansk and Donetsk People's Republics be declared
terrorist organizations and so
that any cooperation or support the terrorists receive is recognized
as such under international law,"
Poroshenko said on Monday while visiting the Dutch embassy in Kyiv.
Ukraine
is preparing
international lawsuits against the self-proclaimed DPR and LPR, to
label them as terrorist organizations,
Poroshenko said earlier on July 19 during a meeting with Dutch
Foreign Minister Frans Timmermans.
But...
*POROSHENKO
SAYS HE OPPOSES MARTIAL LAW IN UKRAINE
Introduction
of martial
law would make military operations more difficult,
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko says in statement.
Martial
law would also impact possible IMF support
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We're
all terrorists now...
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