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OSCE military observers are not allowed in Crimea

byEuromaidan Press Staff
07/03/2014
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OSCE military observers are not allowed in Crimea
Article by: Yuriy Lukanov
Translated by: Christine Chraibi
Edited by: A. N.

Friday, March 7, 2014, 08:25

The mission of OSCE military observers is already at the entrance to Crimea, but so far they and cannot get to the peninsula. Interfax-Ukraine reports that this was announced by the Director of the Ministry of Foreign Affair’s information department, Yevhen Perebyinis.

“They are now at the entrance to the Crimea; they were stopped by men in uniform. Now they are negotiating,” he said. Previously, the OSCE said they would send observers to the Crimean referendum if Ukraine requests.

It was reported that the OSCE verification mission will be present in Ukraine from March 5 to 12; it consists of 40 observers from 21 OSCE countries. According to the program for their trip, the mission will visit the military facilities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Black Sea Fleet in Crimea.

The original text is on Ukrainska Pravda at: http://www.pravda.com.ua/news/2014/03/6/7017842/

Translated by: Christine Chraibi
Edited by: A. N.
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