The relevant statement was made by Khug on the basis of Skype inclusion from Donetsk.
According to him, over the past week in the ATO zone the level of violence has increased. In particular, about 400 explosions were seen in Svetlodorsk.
At the moment, the parties are engaged in the diversion of weapons.
"The OSCE publishes reports on the continued presence of technology in areas where it should not be. All registered violations of the ceasefire regime indicate that there is no desire to stop this, "added Hoog.
He also said that the incident in Yelenovka is one of many situations that indicates that violence continues.
Recall, as previously reported, "URA-Inform", the term of the special OSCE monitoring mission in Ukraine expires in March 2018. Therefore, the mission can leave Ukraine in March.