Desbic Accordance DA8 Ukraine Compact

EXHIBIT (a) The witness suggests, "cartoon phenomena" and Entity's on map
topography used telepathic assimilation communication past and present to the

emphasis of constructive engagement? Properly identified as Courtroom evidence
exhibit so contended.-
DUAL PURPOSES CONVENTION-S AND MEMORANDUM OF

UNDERSTANDING BY WAY OF ENTITY AND UNDERTAKING OF LIMITED
SELF RULE AND INDEPENDENT HOUSING AND ESCROW ENTITLEMENT &
PRESERVATION DONE 29 MARCH 2015 Update
EU NATO US EXPANSION REFORMS AND AGREEMENT TO DIS-ARM AND

WITHDRAW EMPLACEMENTS FROM FORMER SOVIET ENSIGNS
FORMATIONS THAT SIDE.
Law suit against the County of Orange and Disclosed material evidence?
http://desbictreaty.blogspot.com/2015/01/as-clearly-laid-out-in-this-descriptive.html
Nuclear and wmd disarmament comprehensive manuscripts,

http://desbictreaty.blogspot.com
The DESBIC Accordance 8 (D A 8) alias Ukraine Compact (English)

http://desbictreaty.blogspot.com/2015/02/desbic-accordance-1-ukraine-compact-
2015.html
Ukraine Contract (Russian)

http://desbictreaty.blogspot.com/2015/02/desbic-1-da1_23.html
US Senate subpoena photography

http://desbictreaty.blogspot.com/2015/02/senate-and-orange-county-sequestration.html
http://desbictreaty.blogspot.com/2015/02/senate-intelligence-committee.html
Glasnost debate forum usa

https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/105460244282191183317
DESBIC Communication, Debate and Share Forum

DESBIC TREATY SERIES Address Advisements

http://desbictreatys.blogspot.com
DESBIC Wiki Encyclopedia Reported Faulty Facts

http://desbictreaty.blogspot.com/2015/03/desbic-wiki-encyc-report-on-start-1-ii.html
DESBIC ABM Treaty Research, Analysis, and Discussion

http://desbictreatys.blogspot.com/2015/03/desbics-research-analysis-and.html
DESBIC and NTI'S Threat Reduction Research

http://desbictreaty.blogspot.com/2015/03/desbic-nti-threat-reduction-research.html
Glossary's' of Supported Terms and Terminologies

http://desbictreatys.blogspot.com/2015/03/ntis-glossary-of-disarmament-terms.html
Photography of various accreditation's

http://desbictreaty.blogspot.com/2015/02/steven-v-schofer-archaic-photography.html
Rhyme and Reason Site DESBIC'S own original music ambiance?

PAGES UNDER CONSTRUCTION

THE PARTY'S WILL DECIDE:
DESBIC ACCORDANCE (DA8)

AND COMPACT 29 March 2015 Update
Pre-Ambler and-s (Dual Attention We See)
1. TREATY DRAFTED ASSIMILATION AND ARMISTICE TO END HOSTILITIES,

AND ASSIGN CONTRACT AND INDEPENDENT HOUSING ENTITLEMENTS
DECISIONS FOR THE EASTERN DEFENSE COUNCIL-S RELIED EFFORTS.
2. Having seen the agreements assigned and situated by Minsk and its efforts to come to
accordance? In so being an order of business to situate, the undecided agreed to a
package of measures to alleviate the ongoing war in the Donbass region of Ukraine. In so
supplying an author's revision-ment privilege a focal effort overseen by the Organization
for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), whose we situated were organized in
response to the collapse of the Minsk Protocol ceasefire in JanuaryFebruary 2015 and a
Trilateral Contact Group will be recognized in such a way and such an new package of
measures is intended to revive the Protocol, which had been agreed to on 5 September
2014.
3. In noting there is always a war we can lose, and if such is describe winning is only for
fools suggests the paradigm we contend for is neither win nor lose in its own expression
of unbiased response to the start of January 2015, the separatist forces of the Donetsk
People's Republic (DPR) and Lugansk People's Republic (LPR) did situate a rift to
contend for?
4. Noted by their exercise in free speech, and in its recognition of glasnost perestroika
and in so stating iota of criminal regression concepts of underworld E Ts, an
allocation subsidy, or restitution increments, shall be designed for Organization for
Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), and dispersed as commonly understood
to the nice Eastern separatist economies, exclusively earmarked for social welfare and
grade school priority's that from United States attorney general and European Union-
NATOS quarter for their part in meddling in so aggravating mayhem and counter
point involvement in the Ukraine Republic subsequent to the Russian Federations
deploy hiatus we see. Also noted it may be fair to some to consider a side's as suchly
48% Wests side to 52% Easts a sides so please use care and re pore when an
assessment of ambiguous circumstances arise?
5. Having sided deputys involvement in County of Orange California, Santa Ana

bureau detention service we see-s, did sell short claims of act of Gods and global
telepathy, in siding never understood, decidedly prescribed a medical symptom to
alleviate police deputys phony desire-s to serve?
6. In view of this faith that we have found and in so saying intended resource, in
accordance with the author's legitimate authority's, the potential resources we describe
will contend a fair and accurate accounting in an effort to assimilate a "world without
end" connotation as in scripted in Holy scripture said to be they who follow our Lord
Jesus Christ.
7. In an effort to suchly stand beside Her and guide Her, and in its own reputable
satire-s so being endowed with conscience and reason a matter to assimilate for-s, a
witness we described does appear to recall the Honorable Mr. Gorbachevs and Mr.
Bush's open ended prevent war strategy will be the issue? The subjects of global
telepathic conveyance twenty years or more is a test of law and orders legitimate
reputation as we see?
8. In so desiring to accuse our attention and in an effort to construe open dialog on

pertinent subjects to contend for-s we see permanent members do the same iota's of
concert energy's to police personnel to disrespect and railroad stipulated our peace
related activity. If such is true the subjects of honor is so reputable to re-situate siding
the Ukraine and NATO expansion riffs deserve a tentative review,
9. By virtue of his unprecedented accounting the records show the failure to appear at
County escrows a tentative need to note purposely disrupted our telepathic research to
resort to neither security nor friendly re pore we had up. The word of wafer is opposed
in an area of Court attire double side's to live their life railroading our efforts to
assimilate a civil identity in an effort to use a good faith effort to change the subject of
the deputies intended curricular?
TREATY DRAFTED ASSIMILATION AND ARMISTICE TO END HOSTILITIES,

AND ASSIGN CONTRACT AND INDEPENDENT HOUSING ENTITLEMENTS
DECISIONS FOR THE EASTERN DEFENSE COUNCIL-S RELIED EFFORTS.
AND PROVISIONS CONDITION AND MEMORANDUM ON NATO

MULTILATERAL OBLIGATIONS TO WITHDRAWAL FROM FORMER SOVIET
REPUBLICS
Article 1
(The Ukraine Limited Self rule Particulars)
1. In an effort to undertake a policy of glasnost with regard to the Russian population

centers affected by a said United States and NATO involvement in the area of Western
s leaders involvement and said meddling, the subject of war in the Donbass region of
Ukraine, the talks that led to the deal, overseen by the Organization for Security and
Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), were said organized in response to the collapse of
the Minsk Protocol ceasefire in JanuaryFebruary 2015. In as such is described we
here in stellar secular star based research seek a firm decision to end hostilities as we
situated.
2. In an expression of preliminary observation, and due to the fact the Ukraine was
recently a part of the Soviet Union, this and-s the relative proximity of its location,
general consensus of our supplement seems to lean toward 20 million
per annular increment for a period of ten years be allocated by the United States and
NATO insignias toward an Ukraine approved and re-distribution to suchly indicated
leaders escrow the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) and Lugansk People's Republic
(LPR)?
3. The Partys to this discussion who encountered a vision we described as relevant to

these provisions in accordance to the law in Court in areas of material and factual to
concert attention toward relative exhibits (a), (b) and (c) of the DESBIC Treaty
manuscript-s, when deputy's candor ok'd our release pardon in areas of disclosed
information and en-codified subject-s. We see the supplement to assist the contested
limited self-rule as minuscule and neither a hardship nor a waste of time from U S
NATO point of view. Having situated a, time is money concept, and in accordance
with this agreement-s, the said suggested supple mental will self-serve its purpose in
trade, economic vitality and from the peace dividend it implies such to be rescinded
for.
4. In so seeking part restitution and partial supplemental be accounted for, a good faith
effort to signify we are unified in assisting the Partys will be necessary, so consider
ways and meaningful re pore with a view toward working relations in discretionary
logic with the Parties of such an implementation. The subject of overhead costs and
resource management in areas of lending a hand, bearing in mind the Eastern quarter
of the Ukraine as described by President Putins un-released 9 page plan reported by
Russian Television reports 11 March 2015 will allow for climate of growth here by.
5. At so situating partially liable in ambiguous assimilation's, the assigned sectors and its
solutions may avoid further riffs and discrepancies. The allocation is being described
as both liabilitys and supple mental, bearing in mind-s the ambiguous definitions and
the arguments of sudden outbreaks of fighting as such illustrates a need for arbitration
and dialog.
7. In so siding the nine-page peace plan proposed by Putin in mid-January shall be the
basis for the initiative the French and German leaders coming to Moscow in
accordance with the terms and text as so said to contain the promise of more
autonomy for the rebel-held eastern Ukraine areas, and more protection for the
Russian language and culture. And in so noted exhibits (a) the Image, Entity and
described higher power visual aide or "act of God's" and exhibit (b) Demographic
research by Wiki encyclodedia and media resource forms an integral part of of its
resounding re pore to which we see faulty constraints by Orange County social
workers conspire seditious acts of treason against our flag.
9. Despite the uncertainty of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and President Francois
Hollandes remarks on this updated Memorandum and in anticipation for the Duly
dissenting arguments, the subject of the details of the initiative to our attention have
not been officially disclosed, a but they a German newspaper Suddeutsche
Zeitung done reported that it would give the separatists more autonomy and allow
them to keep territory they have captured in the last few days.
10. In accordance with this provision and by virtue of our higher powers who is all
knowing, a trilateral Commission will agree to convene on the pertinent security and
welfare related subjects. The talks that led to the deal, overseen by the Organization
for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE),in consultations and in agreement
with representatives of particular districts of Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts within the
framework of the Trilateral Contact Group where by?
11. The security of the oil pipelines owned and assigned to the Russian Federation in
accordance with this Provision are to be maintained and serviced by the discretion of
either the Russian leader or his spokes persons ambiguous reservation or by the State
Duma or Russian Federation Parliament. The subject of fuel for all, in our own
expression of working relationships, will assist a need to assist in these detriments?
12. Having read the Minsk protocol and in view of the relative questions that did arise,
the subject of Independent Marquis or statehood's will be taken up as to differentiate
with rebel rouses, a need for limited respect to self-rule and much debated limited de-
centralized assistance, a connotative for re pore and documents necessary to contend
their reasonable need for affluent Western aid in an undertaking of service and protect
toward our friendly Eastern regional needs?
13. In so describing to the very nice Russian leaders, the high recommendations to the
Trilateral Contact group so assigned will be as such to describe a need to support
some land parcel acquisition-ments such as a residence be allocated for each duly
processed participant free and clear of taxes for the first three years and no such
mortgage be due thereafter? The subject of fair and reasonable apportionment with a
view to limited self-determination in accordance with these Paragraphs will be the
subject in an effort to conduct business with the Eastern flanks spokesperson DPR
leaderAlexander Zakharchenko, and LPR leader Igor Plotnitsky who so will be asked
to provide a sworn and estimated assessment and numerical accounts in so
documenting the defended actions be eligible for housing or apartment title benefits as
so described in this provision by virtue of all who come to see not a human interest to
side such is overseen by the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
(OSCE), who were organized in response to the collapse of the Minsk Protocol
ceasefire in JanuaryFebruary 2015
14. In view of the details necessary to assist an effective and arbitrary means of extending
fuel, energy, security, 911 critical life emergency services, and economic assistance
from either Moscow or E U USA. the subject of who is to provide for the a fore
specified, re-construction of infrastructure with a view to Chapter 13 legitimate
concerted attention as agreed minutes as to the limitation in question be considered
open ended?
15. The subject of the Chief of police and the Police chiefs association will continue
to be the subject to the noted emphasis of law and order. In such as describe an perfect
world we see a Police rank and file do hold much calibration therefore in so saying
militia, an re pore with police in area will be the ways and means to undertake a
deputized sworn oath to the Court's attention for non-other than employment and
voluntary service.
16. In such a deliberate and callous dis-regard for law and order the contention we
situate along with police authorized permits to own nor brandish a fire arm will
continue to be the subject's. So contending a citizen or immigrant of net worth not
lesser than equivalence of $100,000 one hundred thousand U S dollars aside from the
housing entitlement benefit made public and noted by all-s by the way on the grounds
for resolute compromise, may need to register in accordance to the law and in lieu of
the press's double side to live their lives I see.
17. If no standing law or an absence of legal documentation is a perimeter of

acceleration particles to disrupt our intended goal of Utopian order's, the United States
code of Justice available on the Cornell College's Google search cite will be made
available or as noted herein this manuscript:
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/part-I/chapter-44 of said Police record
and policy's.
18. Now if the doubts persist as to the issue of gun control, the citizens, refugees,
immigrants and all will be held accountable by the police and the Police chiefs
discretion as sucly nodding by ways of this agreed upon minutes. As such the
Trilateral Commission in concerted attention to all ears I see will need to decide a lie
is illegal at court's, therefore oppose neither these advisement's nor undermine or turn
away from any such hand guns, revolvers, ammo, military uniforms, rifles, and-s
ammunition of contending phony's accredits by lawful order of a Judge we see in an
effort to provide a safe and trusting re pore with the fellow citizens.
19. In so setting aside-s, be it on Wall Street nor the Dirt of Cornell Campuses
directions, the ultra-nationalist identities under color of regional police escort stand by
in an effort to confront fraud as to a sudden influx of they who are not entitled to an
apartment or housing benefit? Therefore a listing and two credible witnesses as to
your honorable and due patriotic defense be duly situated without reprisal ore
prejudice so contended.
20. If in the courses of human events it becomes necessary to question the leader of
the free world's intention, and in so doing a research to the aims we distrust, the
subject of USA training missions in Ukraine present a clear definite obstruction and
counter point signal from Washington? So be an orders from a work station the
subject of direct and un opposed by Federal Republics of Germany and France
President(s) who come to the Kremlin with a statement of anti'-god first and foremost
challenges suggested an desire to abide by situated Protocols under review and
considered in its own regard a preliminary contending manuscript is official as
preliminary coincided at attention to either do us all out of life or are the Devil
likeness of credible distinctions in disguise?
21. For the sake of public safety and in its own reputable and health oriented service-s,
the responsible commitments to ecology in so that neither exploitation for more cleaner
nuclear energy complex's be understood to all nuclear proliferates bearing in mind
agreements to denuclearize Europe and Entity's resolve to disappear and deprogram a
said nuclear thoughts, energy complex's, and weapons so study??
22. The identifying enumerations are reality checks for visitor to construe dead beat not
to the emphasis that of any such exploitation's of community assets and land and
property owners rights to be recognized, counted and fairly taxed? Bearing in mind
the terms of the de-centralized assets being im-partial or prejudice may bring
stagnation and resentment to the rebel held victors unless the Russian Federation or
independent Ensigns assist?
23. In accordance with this manuscripts concerted effort an by virtue of his our holy and
eminent Providence the authority's I see in as precedents and etiquette were describe;
cessation of military buildups or campaigns of any such nature as to procure a trustful
and working relationship as we see fit to decide? In as so I seek-s neither the U S
contingent to train, assist, supply, support, nor fund multilateral assimilation of
weapons, that cited: own up to said limited self-rule, preliminary agreements so
stated?
24.And forever will we described a surprise attack concerting a phone in your area of
expertise so nodding, a limited role that of de-centralized aid may be necessary,
suchlike to construe I see in light of overhead and Federal subsidies such as
maintenance, utilities, roads, bridges, water facilities, energy grids and eventual
welfare be partly a necessary iota of comfort and in so knowing Russian forces will be
disrespected if we see a provocation nor off-sides activities or exercises near the
border nor vicinity in accordance with this Sub-paragraph interpreted definition and
by virtue of the attention we serve, the Parties are requested to conduct themselves in
a manner conducive to lawful and resounded?
25. The Commissions re-view and consider either recognizing that East (Ukraine-s)and
its own escrow may desire a more central role from Moscow/Kiev and accordingly may
neither of the such as need be reviewed every day to the presence of phony architecture
destinations we foiled, should the Party's feel prejudiced and separated from states to
differ in accordance with this documents intended purpose, as duly afford neither a hand
nor by our Secretary Generals false assertion at the Sheriff departments and NYC police
precincts reason to allow the contentions?
26. The subject of Trilateral Contact Group in view of the options set asides on Court's
Jurisdiction County of Orange Ca, the prospect of additional financial aid for the two
separated constituency be regarded as an integral Parties vital supplemental and
assistance needs to the concerted attention neither the Ukraine Parliament, nor the
administrating offices be reluctant to situate, welfare and re-construction leaving the
said rightful defenders if in its own right whos to say wrong or rights, and their
innocent and elderly victimized and abused by the wrongful ways of coinciding with
Russian economic shortfalls as so to consider an allocation of such funding be micro-
managed.
27. The subjects of construe mode or agreement on East and West Ukraine limited
visiting and working rights as to facilitate in essence a working re pore in so saying
limited self-rule a specified areas will continue to be the subject of agreed upon e
numerical limitations provided as describe such to seat in accordance to this entry are
in need of support?
28. Parliament not to delay nor re-constitute armed escalation with U S I say. Having
seen the French and German leadership undertake a supportive role toward the
recognition of Minsk draft and the Honorable Mr. Putin's description of particulars
aimed at cessation of hostilities and dispute resolution such is describing an area of
rightful propriety as dispense a solution that where each Party may be in the right or
wrong 33%.
29. As such to decided giving the separatist forces of the Donetsk People's Republic
(DPR) and Lugansk People's Republic (LPR) territories their own limited self-rule
somewhat and civic identity's the nice Russian Duma and both Parliaments attention
may situate with favor, counter proposed lawful offers? Meaning assistance and
services required from Ukraine escrow may be "the subject" do to the questions of a
probabilities the Eastern identified regions to endure cold weather with supplemental
assistance from Ukraine or western influences become a hardship to all the Party's
based on the identities as to who rightfully owes welfare or limited funding. This
subject is in need of legal revision-ment and is an integral part of the grievance and
hardships challenges the Party's by virtue of this clause will need to re-situate such is
at attention to give one iota of counter proposals other than U S boots on the ground a
stipulated condition?
30. Such-like to the emphasis of assimilation at our responses to be bound by diplomacy

and the need to undertake effective communication at the levels of UN Security
Council involvement by and by Gods attention the subjects of housing entitlement
and benefit require a claim adjusters interior ministers accorded a tentative
participation in areas of build there upon these inscriptions I set aside a County of
Orange tells a lie in order to derail and cause war their attentions we see as consenting
Partys despite the conditions of housing forming an integral part of the agreement we
see, therefore openness and accorded attention necessary to resolve an assimilation of
impasse if in its own discretion the U N Secretary general care to amend append or
direct His attention neither to the fact telepathy is ongoing in all matter of hearing I
see nor toward a United Nations suspicious nature at Entity's in question's a tentative
defense?
31. In so describing nice family unit associated with an Eastern fundamental character
and in so suggesting troops, equipment, and emplacements be accounted for in an
effort to establish an cessation of hostilities before God the fathers who is all mighty,
His presence, a Ukrainian commander-s attention and a communication campaign will
be the subject to the emphasis of influence-s. In an effort to be more effective and to
concert attention to U S and NATO good faith effort to lend a hand, an assimilation of
advice, prepare as we seek to notify the Ukraine military conscripts to invite glasnost
re-pore noted.
32. Although the said square mile solution and transition may be alarming to understand
at first in its own expression of futile the many sides will be able to enjoin and take
advantage of the fruits of each others wisdom's. Therefore the obligation to retreat
and consider an compromise in a situated assimilation's falls on the both western
Ukraine governing and military council and their counterparts faithful conscripts
heralded decision to in its own description re-group in an effort decide cease, desist,
withdraw military components, militant parades and nearby exercises, drills, war
games, or other provocative strategies aimed against anatomical Russian authorities I
say?
33. In so sided the Ukrainian said government and its military forces, are being asked by
a phony ledger I say to uproot an authors intellect and supplication, in and though
acts of God are rare the assimilation of rift we see in the Ukraine despite diverse
objectives to accept proposal of either plan or consider building on literary conscripts,
this Treaty and authority's to face a sodomic creature who are in disguises, alien
beings from another area of fuss, may be amended or re-situated in accordance with
this entry solely in its own interest of preventing nuclear war and the introduction of
weapons of mass destruction to the peace we know and desire, bearing in mind the
area in dispute are nearer to Russia and the inhabitants speak Russian give rise to
careless disrespect for our situation?
34. If the doubts remain and the internal meddling by Orange County government
workers hell bent on doing hell attention persists, see a common approach to why I
describe assimilation of Human endeavor to our attentive discussion-s that we may
undertake a dual policy revisions aimed at just and peaceful resolution of these matter-
s.
35. We here at secular diversity describe in Biblical terms the assimilation every star
by name the Lords to say, therefore the stated star based description and
communication dispatch is rightful to re-decide bearing in mind to understand word
love as we say?
36. In as such to assimilate decided, the nice Russian people will give and forgive,
bearing in mind-s the ad interim transition details do have a say on the agreement
therefore use friendly and legal measures necessary to behave oneself in a manner
conducive to transitional changes. These changes, contrary to Mr. Putin preliminary
observation all due regarded, suggested need to include Ukrainian centralized
government and its proxy support network assisted re pore,;including the best of
eastern hospitality's and resources of such, and that of fuel and other areas of critical
life support and that of Western resource accommodation seeking including the much
appreciated supplemental welfare and urban development funding principal means
afford to absorb this miniscule amount which will serve its own interest in peace
dividend it also implied. Therefore it is incumbent for both the Russian Federation and
the Western Democracy's in an effort to concert a tentative regard for Human rights
and in area where their are no real hundred percent right sides, this Chapter in its
accord calls for conciliation on both sides a matter.
37. The subject of land and property owners rights, whether they be ethnic diversity or
Russian or pro-Russian bio-diversity is an integral part of this agreement, accordingly
Western restitution and supplemental obligations and pledges in a timely manner are
obligations to describe. Therefore the U S Senate foreign relations committee in view
of the facts on the table and in view of the allegations and disclosures are obligated to
account and describe neither a phony idea nor an ineptitude when correspondence is
assigned to an assimilation for Utopian order desires such to undertake, research,
discuss, analyze and construe more effective means to grow and integrate if
applicable?
38. Another area of fuss it will be described as policy by an Entity's successor to

consider an approach in the interest of the nice ethnically diverse and Russian
speaking consigned to its discretion, in so suchlike assimilated that every reasonable
effort to prevent nor uproot or cause refugee issues be given to our subsidiary
providers attention therefore in accordance with this Chapter consider competent and
uniform care coordination remedies for as much as both Parties and the police
departments candors so stated.
39. The subject of vital interests, energy utilities Internationally or Russian supplied fuel
and fuel lines are an integral Part of the integration process therefore consider the
actions assigned in this updated Accordance Compact entitled DA 8, (DESBIC
ACCORDANCE 8), describe the Entity's and/or God figures global telepathy and-
s "cartoon phenomena" inter alias signs and wonders to the Church leaders in your
assigned area; and suchlike construe assimilation of interest in an effort to integrate
and grow in a favored friendly approach a way to understand?
40. In so saying, police headquarters and inter-department faculty take notice and receive
with open arms they who are concerting attention to His Honor and holy Eminence
our Lord(s) and God-like distinction as suggested, even when dispensing Sunday
wafers so stipulated..
41. The question as to provide, protect and serve ethnic-non-Russian minorities based
on their experience, strength and hope in the new government and its
recommendations remain a viable interest for everyone. It will be strongly urged by
our police chiefs and that of Russian Unified Command, that so when a legislative
official arise to contend not an assimilation bearing in mind the en-codified
disclosure-s on file, the governing bodies in their individual capacity, the Police chief
in their individual and collective capacity and the RUC designate agree on a policy as
to constitute a safe haven for home and property owners that of which are ethnically
diverse.
42. It will be construed by this Tribunal that property owners regardless of their ethnicity
be given reasonable notice to meet criteria of annual ownership taxes in and that our
policy remain consistent so long as rebellious dissension and unruly conduct do not
constitute legal actions therefore the mostly pro-Russian speaking police and detective
units are to be permitted to undertake consular y activities if so disperse-ment of
funding is a fair and impartial way of saving money the Organization for Security and
Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) team and their constituents a Trilateral Contact
commission will be necessary to procure the blessings of settlement details this and-s
to fill corresponding land and escrow management decisions.
43. The Police Chiefs association also will meet regularly to discuss the property
ownership rights, (if applicable), be fair and unbiased based on behavior and of such
assimilation, noted: plans may already be in the works, to address these senses of
needs in recognizing the housing and urban development solutions. The majority
ethnically diverse separatist pioneers and their adjoining council are asked to consider
allowing minority leaders a voice in concerns regarding housing, welfare, health and
human services, education, civil rights, food, electricity and the finer amenities, if
applicable, without prejudice. The nice Russian people did concert attention for-s
these amenities before a times of financial and separating sides men-ship seeking so
contended.
44. In the matter-s when discussing separate and diversified settlement issues, and though
further study and evaluation may be necessary to avoid cheats from areas of no cause
to be alarmed situate a phony National identity's supervision will be needed to the
emphasis of, a good re-pore with the police chiefs including a yearly Convention of
regional Police Chiefs Association will Duly account for senses of civil identity and
more effectively distant further action so states.
45. In Accordance with this descriptive the Ukrainian leadership will serve its own
individual Party lines thereby study areas associated with this Plan and in our
assimilation of notice given to all who come to swear before God all mighty and by
whose presents we set aside designated re-apportion-ments.
46. Hereby a side of assimilation bearing in mind that and these its provider neighbor to
the east, thereby and eastern alignment succession by its Russian Federation executive
and / or legislative body in the exhibit and notices posted here-under facsimile and
apportionment's to recollect reasonable and respected limited self-rule escrow and
interior ministry obligations by the Ukrainian Counselor attended our seated a divine
Entity's attention at our discretion.
47. Being mindful of the experience Russia people attained when the Ukraine was
a territory of the Soviet Union, the due facts and consenting insignia's to this final
recommendation, the subjects of taxes to third party citizens and towards all are
indifferent nationality's suggesting without prejudice be noted.
48. By and by way of proces verbal, a telepathic military communication line for the
High Contracted Parties of the obligation and assimilation of glasnost perestroika
and passing of letters or exchanges inter-alias tweets, in areas to the grounds and
validity of the said extraordinary circumstances by which to contend for is neither
an incompetent specimen nor a faulty assimilation of text and literary design for a
prospect of understanding the word love; given to us as a test, we continue in view of
said relative desire to deceive and do hell with County officials we see being forced
by telepathic orders to stay clear of interdiction I see.
49. In accordance with the preliminary research we see below, in its fair consternation
of all the Party's said secret double sides, was it fair to assimilated "up-root" a said
majority that of they the Ukrainian peoples who by so states research to this area of
confused, doth speak the Ukrainian dialect and may be viewed as more so the victims
then that of the other National escrow?
50. In so seeing the said Russian backed pro-separatists are money oriented phony
militancy after a bad day of common research follow up;. Therefore is suchly the idea
to summarize for the time being a find for limited self regards and perhaps either
housing concessions or small household land plots may be as good a solution as why
do us a favor will describe neither we might believe no real riffs if all are one alien
doing mischief, in and near the vicinity's of Donetsk, Odessa, and Luhansk Oblast .
51. This recent updated research did take into account the phony operators in circuits
Wendy Lindley's lying conniving abusive and fraudulent a tentative desire to tell
another lie to these inter-actions, like lock up a free lance reporter and author for his
opinions in good old US of A and demonstrate to the world what freedom really
desired?
52. Despite our interest in conflict resolution to the emphasis of a visual aid and higher
power advantage stated; the Party's seem confused as to what I would describe so
where will the Lady cloak swearers lip service action deal fit of rages candor to come
over and interfere research to take to President Putin and the nice Duma and
Parliaments without further a due decision makers we see?
53. However if the doubts remain and the Russian Federation resounding may days I hear
alleges to be neither assisting the pro-separatist regime with men and mechanized
artillery weaponry nor mobilized divisions of infantry, the subject of being fair to the
majority may constitute either a matter of seek Godly higher powers or advise if we
suspect unfair military support to a minority sector compounded by potential
conflicting reports of Russian Federations first hand and-s alleged military cover-up?
54. The question there sided to seek sad as it may be come a situation or rift to obstruct
our efforts to construe an authors concerted efforts despite the coincidental turnaround
we seat research a later element of surprise that would be a topic we set aside to
neither urge Mr. Putin to resign nor step aside as to allow a more idealistic leaders,
such as the late Boris Yeltsun or the well like Mr. Medevdev and construe neither of
these iota's for pragmatists reminders of a more friendlier re pore with our nice and
respected leaderships of the International Courts to describe?
55. Noted in missionary objectives elsewhere, a firm decision is sometimes necessary

to unify a date at final approach unless the partys here assigned care to disregard our
surprise attack warded off brought to other areas of fuss a condemnation. The NATO
allies would be due diligently advised to consider this imprint as meaningful to the
existing and present dangers. So if as so much as something goes array because this
lawful entry was entered as official business and the subject to contend for is the
authenticity of Entitys convincing and important communication letter head as we see
official business senses as give cause to believe a Godly approach be serviced, seat
and/or construe the Honorable Justice Anton's Higher and Celestial Court's attention
to these ends.
56. Will to make known by these presents God all mighty does salute an I can do
approach, therefore duly micro-manage the apportion ment of the Ukraine with
reasonable protection and service affiliation-s.to these imprints in official not a situation I
serve President-s Obama adages a Secretary of Defense nod of consensual approval,
herein the police department attention United Nations especial design insignia delegation
whoso consented to deed; the contracting Party's warm and welcomed protocols there by
and beside be situated for a resource.
57. THE PARTY'S AGREED TO ALLOCATE A HOUSING TITLE AND BENEFIT

FOR EACH OF WHO SE DOCUMENTED EFFORTS CONSTRUE ELIGIBILITY
FOR APARTMENT ESCROW OR HOUSE 'DEPENDING ON SIZE OF THEIR
FAMILY UNIT?
THE PARTIES AGREED TO A 20 MILLION DOLLAR PER ANNUAL

INCREMENT BETWEEN THE EASTERN LEADERS CHALLENGES IN
ADDITION TO ANY SUCH REVENUES THE SAID DEFENDER ARE ABLE TO
PROCESS?
THE PARTIES AGREED NEITHER ISOLATION NOR PREJUDICIAL RE PORE

WITH A VIEW TO IMPLIED DEPRESSED AND NEEDY PIONEERS OF SUCH A
TRUST IN EACH OTHERS BEST INTEREST?
THE PARTIES AGREED TO SUPPORT A POLICE CHIEF AND A COURT'S WAY

OF DESCRIBING DEPUTIZED OR APPLY FOR A PERMIT IN AN EFFORT TO
CURB CIVIL UNREST AND CRIME?
The President of the Russian Federation
______________________________________________________
Leader of the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR)
_________________________________________________
Leader of the Lugansk People's Republic (LPR)
_______________________________________________
Representatives of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE),
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
The Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko,
_________________________________________________
The German chancellor Angela Merkel,
__________________________________________________
The French president Franois Hollande,
_________________________________________________
The Trilateral Contact Leaders
__________________________________________________
_________________________________________________
The Secretary of State United States of America

_________________________________________________
Right Sector leader or (Ukrainian Military Signatory)
________________________________________________
The plenipotentiaries described here under at this Convention describe it's

documentation as worthy to build upon, in so siding the particulars of its merits are
described and deemed reasonably acceptable.
DONE 29 MARCH 2015

IN MIDWAY CITY 92655 USA
IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE
IN GOD'S WE WILL TRUST WHEREBY?
PAGES UNDER CONSTRUCTION 29 MARCH 2015
EXHIBIT'S (b) & (c) (d) (e)and (f) the Minsk

Agreement
Wiki Encyclopedia research exhibit (b)

Demographics
[edit]
Trends[edit)
According to 2001 census the Russians are the largest ethnic group
in Sevastopol (71.7%) and Autonomous republic of
Crimea (58,5%), and also in some cities and
raions: Donetsk (48.2%), Makiyivka (50.8%, Donetsk
Oblast), Ternivka (52.9%,Dnipropetrovsk
Oblast), Krasnodon (63.3%), Sverdlovsk (58.7%), Krasnodonsk
yi (51.7%) and Stanychno-Luhanskyi (61.1%) raions of Luhansk
Oblast, Izmail (43.7%, Odessa oblast), Putyvlskyi
[8]
Raion (51.6%, Sumy Oblast).
In general the population of ethnic Russians in Ukraine

increased due to assimilation and in-migration (colonization)
between 1897 and 1939 Census year Total population Russians %
of Ukraine
despite the famine war and 1922 29,018,187 2,677,166 9.2%
Revolution. Since 1991 it 1939 30,946,218 4,175,299 13.4%
has slightly decreased in 1959 41,869,046 7,090,813 16.9%
all regions, both 1970
1979
47,126,517 9,126,331 19.3%
49,609,333 10,471,602 21,1%
quantitatively and 1989 51,452,034 11,355,582 22.1%
proportionally. Several 2001 48,457,000 8,334,100 17.2%
factors have affected this most Russians lived in urban

centres in Soviet times and thus were hit the hardest by the
economic hardships of the 1990s. Some chose to emigrate
from Ukraine to (mostly) Russia or to the West. Finally some
of those who were counted as Russians in Soviet times
declared themselves Ukrainian during the last census.[64]
The Russian population is also hit by the factors that affected all
the population of Ukraine, such as low birth rate and high death
rate.[65]
Numbers[edit]
2001 census showed that 95.9% of Russians in Ukraine consider
the Russian language to be native for them, 3.9% named the
Ukrainian to be their native language. [66] The majority,
59.6%[67] of Ukrainian Russians were born in Ukraine. They
constitute 22.4% of all urban population and 6.9% of rural
population in the country.[67]
Women make up 55.1% of Russians, men are 44.9%. [67] The
average age of Russians in Ukraine is 41.9 years. [67] The
imbalance in sexual and age structure intensifies in western and
central regions.[67] In these regions the Russians are concentrated
in the industrial centers, particularly the oblast centres. [67]
Number of Russians by region(Oblast):
Oblast Number in 2001[68] Percent in 2001

Donetsk Oblast 1844.400 38,2
Dnipropetrovsk Oblast 627.500 17,6
Kiev 337.300 13,1
Kharkiv Oblast 742.000 25,6
Lviv Oblast 92.600 3,6
Odessa Oblast 508.500 20,7
Luhansk Oblast 991.800 39,0
Autonomous Republic of Crimea 1180.400 58,3
Zaporizhia Oblast 476.800 24,7
Kiev Oblast 109.300 6,0
Vinnytsia Oblast 67.500 3,8
Poltava Oblast 117.100 7,2
Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast 24.900 1,8
Khmelnytskyi Oblast 50.700 3,6
Cherkasy Oblast 75.600 5,4
Zhytomyr Oblast 68.900 5,0
Zakarpattia Oblast 31.000 2,5
Mykolaiv Oblast 177.500 14,1
Rivne Oblast 30.100 2,6
Sumy Oblast 121.700 9,4
Oblast Number in 2001[68] Percent in 2001
Chernihiv Oblast 62.200 5,0
Kherson Oblast 165.200 14,1
Ternopil Oblast 14.200 1,2
Volyn Oblast 25.100 2,4
Kirovohrad Oblast 83.900 7,5
Chernivtsi Oblast 37.900 4,1
Sevastopol 270.000 71,6
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
http://www.indexmundi.com/ukraine/demographics_profile.html
Exhibit (c)
Top of Form
Bottom of Form
Ukraine Demographics Profile 2014
Home > Factbook > Countries > Ukraine
Population 44,291,413 (July 2014 est.)

Nationality noun: Ukrainian(s)
adjective: Ukrainian
Ethnic Ukrainian 77.8%, Russian 17.3%, Belarusian 0.6%, Moldovan
groups 0.5%, Crimean Tatar 0.5%, Bulgarian 0.4%, Hungarian 0.3%,
Romanian 0.3%, Polish 0.3%, Jewish 0.2%, other 1.8% (2001
est.)
Religions Orthodox (includes Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox (UAOC),
Ukrainian Orthodox - Kyiv Patriarchate (UOC-KP), Ukrainian
Orthodox - Moscow Patriarchate (UOC-MP), Ukrainian Greek
Catholic, Roman Catholic, Protestant, Muslim, Jewish
note: Ukraine's population is overwhelmingly Christian; the vast
majority - up to two-thirds - identify themselves as Orthodox, but
many do not specify a particular branch; the UOC-KP and the
UOC-MP each represent less than a quarter of the country's
population, the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church accounts for 8-
10%, and the UAOC accounts for 1-2%; Muslim and Jewish
adherents each compose less than 1% of the total population
(2013 est.)
Languages Ukrainian (official) 67%, Russian (regional language) 24%,
other (includes small Romanian-, Polish-, and Hungarian-
speaking minorities) 9%
note: 2012 legislation enables a language spoken by at least
10% of an oblast's population to be given the status of
"regional language," allowing for its use in courts, schools, and
other government institutions; Ukrainian remains the country's
only official nationwide language
Literacy definition: age 15 and over can read and write
total population: 99.7%
male: 99.8%
female: 99.7% (2011 est.)
School life total: 15 years
expectancy male: 15 years
(primary to female: 15 years (2012)
tertiary
education)
Child labor - total number: 356,213
children ages percentage: 7 % (2005 est.)
5-14
Education 6.2% of GDP (2011)
expenditures
Maternal 32 deaths/100,000 live births (2010)
mortality rate
Children 0.9% (2002)
under the
age of 5
years
underweight
Health 7.3% of GDP (2011)
expenditures
Physicians 3.52 physicians/1,000 population (2011)
density
Hospital bed 8.7 beds/1,000 population (2009)
density
Obesity - 21.3% (2008)
adult
prevalence
rate
http://worldpopulationreview.com/countries/ukraine-population/
Exhibit d
WPR
World Population Review
Ukraine Demographics
Ukrainians make up almost 77.8% of the total population, while Russians take the second
spot with almost 17% of the population. Other minorities include Bella Russians
0.6%, Bulgarians 0.4%, Hungarians 0.3%, Crimean Tatars 0.5%, while Romanians
and Poles both are 0.3% and Jewish residents make up 0.2% of the total population.
Other minorities present are 1.8%.
The major language is Ukrainian, spoken by 67% of the population, while the second
most common language is Russian, spoken by 24% of the total population. The
remaining 9% is comprised of various other languages.
The literacy rate is excellent - 99.7%. The male literacy rate is 99.8%, while the female
literacy rate is 99.6%. The fertility rate, however, is fairly low: 1.29 children
born/woman. The death rate of almost 15 deaths/1000 persons is higher than the birth
rate, which is almost 9.59 births/1000 population.
Almost 14% of the population is ages 0-14, while 12% is 15-24 years of age. And 57% of
the population is 25-64 years of age, while 15% is 65 years and over.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Ukraine
Exhibit e
Welcome to Wikipedia,
the free encyclopedia that anyone can edit.
4,847,680 articles in English
Ethnic groups[edit]
National structure of the population of Ukraine (2001).
Ukrainians
Russians
Others
Ukrainian 77.8%, Russian 17.3%, Romanian 0.8%
(includingMoldovan 0.5%), Belarusian 0.6%, Crimean
Tatar 0.5%,Bulgarian 0.4%, Hungarian 0.3%, Polish 0.3%, Jewish 0.2%,Pontic
Greeks 0.2% and other 1.6% (including Muslim Bulgarians, otherwise known
as Torbesh and a microcosm ofGotlander Swedes of Gammalsvenskby).[17]
Ethnic Ukrainians in Ukraine by oblast (2001 census)
Ethnic Ukrainians in Ukraine by raions (2001 census)
[edit] (exhibit's 4a)

Population of Ukraine according to ethnic group 1959-2001
Ethnic census 19591 census 19702 census 19793 census 19894 census 20015
group Number % Number % Number % Number % Number %
Ukrainians 32,158,493 76.8 35,283,857 74.9 36,488,951 73.6 37,419,053 72.7 37,541,693 77.5
Russians 7,090,813 16.9 9,126,331 19.4 10,471,602 21.1 11,355,582 22.1 8,334,141 17.2
Moldavians / Romanians 341,512 0.8 378,043 0.8 415,371 0.9 459,420 0.9 409,608 0.8
Belarusians 290,890 0.7 385,847 0.8 406,098 0.8 440,045 0.9 275,763 0.6
Crimean Tatars 193 0.0 3,554 0.0 6,636 0.0 46,807 0.1 248,193 0.5
Bulgarians 219,419 0.5 234,390 0.5 238,217 0.5 233,800 0.5 204,574 0.4
Hungarians 149,229 0.4 157,731 0.3 164,373 0.3 163,111 0.3 156,566 0.3
Poles 363,297 0.9 295,107 0.6 258,309 0.5 219,179 0.4 144,130 0.3
Jews 840,311 2.0 777,126 1.7 634,154 1.3 486,628 1.0 103,591 0.2
Armenians 28,024 0.1 33,439 0.1 38,646 0.1 54,200 0.1 99,894 0.2
Greeks 104,359 0.3 106,909 0.2 104,091 0.2 98,594 0.2 91,548 0.2
Tatars 61,334 0.2 72,658 0.2 83,906 0.2 86,875 0.2 73,304 0.2
Romani 22,515 0.1 30,091 0.1 34,411 0.1 47,917 0.1 47,587 0.1
Azerbaijanis 6,680 0.0 10,769 0.0 17,235 0.0 36,961 0.1 45,176 0.1
Georgians 11,574 0.0 14,650 0.0 16,301 0.0 23,540 0.1 34,199 0.1
Germans 23,243 0.1 29,871 0.1 34,139 0.1 37,849 0.1 33,302 0.1
Gagauzs 23,530 0.1 26,464 0.1 29,398 0.1 31,967 0.1 31,923 0.1
Karaites 3,301 0.0 2,596 0.0 1,845 0.0 1,404 0.0 1,196 0.0
Others 129,338 0.3 157,084 0.3 165,650 0.3 209,172 0.4 539,604 1.1
Total 41,869,046 47,126,517 49,609,333 51,452,034 48,416,000

1
Source: [6]. 2 Source: [7]. 3 Source: [8]. 4 Source: [9]. 5 Source: [10].
(exhibits 4b above)Ukrainian 77.8%, Russian 17.3%, Romanian 0.8%

Ethnic groups[edit]
National structure of the population of Ukraine (2001).
Ukrainians
Russians
Others
Ukrainian 77.8%, Russian 17.3%, Romanian 0.8%
Ethnic Ukrainians in Ukraine by raions (2001 census)

(exhibit 4 c above)
Languages[edit]
Main article: Languages of Ukraine
Population with Ukrainian as their native language in Ukraine by oblast (2001 census)
The majority language by city, town, and village councils according to 2001 census.
The most common native languages in regions and the biggest cities, according to the
2001 census (orange - Ukrainian, blue - Russian, dark green - Romanian, purple -
Hungarian, light green - Moldovan, pink - Bulgarian)
Ukrainian 67%, Russian 30%, Crimean Tatar, Pontic Greek,Urum (Turko-Tatar spoken by
Crimean, mainly Christian
Greeks),Bulgarian-, Romanian/Moldovan-, Polish-, Hungarian-, Rusyn-speaking minorities
and small remnants of a Yiddish speaking group among the local Jews. [vague] The below
table gives the total population of various ethnic groups in Ukraine and the primary
language, according to the 2000 census.[17]
(exhibit 4 d below)
Primary language by ethnic group
Ethnic group Population Native Ukrainian Russian Other
Ukrainians 37,541,693 31,970,728 5,544,729 532
Russians 8,334,141 7,993,832 328,152 402
Romanians/Moldovans 409,598 319,646 37,412 47,907 26
Belarusians 275,763 54,573 48,202 172,251

Crimean Tatars 248,193 228,373 184 15,208 43
Bulgarians 204,574 131,237 10,277 62,067 9
Hungarians 156,566 149,431 5,367 1,513 14
Poles 144,130 18,660 102,268 22,495 390
Jews 103,591 3,213 13,924 85,964 16
Armenians 99,894 50,363 5,798 43,105 11
Greeks 91,548 5,829 4,359 80,992 9
Tatars 73,304 25,770 3,310 43,060 6
Romani people 47,587 21,266 10,039 6,378 6
Azerbaijanis 45,176 23,958 3,224 16,968 36
Georgians 34,199 12,539 2,818 18,589 15
Germans 33,302 4,056 7,360 21,549 20
Gagauzs 31,923 22,822 1,102 7,232 2
Koreans 12,711 2,223 700 9,662 0
Uzbeks 12,353 3,604 1,818 5,996 0
Chuvash 10,593 2,268 564 7,636 1
Mordvinians 9,331 1,473 646 7,168 0
Turks 8,844 7,923 133 567 0
Lithuanians 7,207 1,932 1,029 4,182 4
Arabs 6,575 4,071 897 1,235 0
Slovaks 6,397 2,633 2,665 335 0
Czechs 5,917 1,190 2,503 2,144 2
Kazakhs 5,526 1,041 822 3,470 11
Latvians 5,079 957 872 3,188 1
Ossetians 4,834 1,150 401 3,110 4
Udmurts 4,712 729 380 3,515 0
Lezghinians 4,349 1,507 330 2,341 4
Tadjiks 4,255 1,521 488 1,983 0

Bashkirs 4,253 843 336 2,920 0
Mari people 4,130 1,059 264 2,758 7
Thai 3,850 3,641 29 164 0
Turkmens 3,709 719 1,079 1,392 0
Albanians 3,308 1,740 301 1,181 0
Assyrians 3,143 883 408 1,730 0
Chechens 2,877 1,581 212 977 0
Estonians 2,868 416 321 2,107 4
Chinese people 2,213 1,817 73 307 0
Kurds 2,088 1,173 236 396 0
Darghins 1,610 409 199 955 0
Komis 1,545 330 127 1,046 0
Karelians 1,522 96 145 1,244 1
Avars 1,496 582 121 761 0
Indo-Pakistanis 1,483 1,092 26 192 0
Abkhazians 1,458 317 268 797 0
Karaites 1,196 72 160 931 0
Komi-Permians 1,165 160 79 898 1
Kyrgyz people 1,128 208 221 617 19
Laks 1,019 199 271 514 13
Afghanis 1,008 551 60 213 0
other 3,228 1,027 144 790 0
NA 188,639 0 1,108 1,844 1
Native languages according to 2001 census
(exhibit 4 e above) The majority language by city, town, and village councils according to 2001 census.
(above) The most common native languages in regions and the biggest cities, according
to the 2001 census (orange - Ukrainian, blue - Russian, dark green - Romanian, purple
- Hungarian, light green - Moldovan, pink - Bulgarian)
(exhibit 4 f below) Languages of the Ukraine
Population with Ukrainian as their native language in Ukraine

by oblast (2001 census)
(exhibit 4 g above)
The most common native languages in regions and the

biggest cities, according to the 2001 census (orange -
Ukrainian, blue - Russian, dark green - Romanian, purple -
Hungarian, light green - Moldovan, pink - Bulgarian)
Ukrainian 67%, Russian 30%, Crimean Tatar,Pontic Greek, Urum (Turko-Tatar spoken by
Crimean, mainly Christian
Greeks), Bulgarian-,Romanian/Moldovan-, Polish-, Hungarian-, Rusyn-speaking minorities
and small remnants of aYiddish speaking group among the local Jews. [vague] The below
table gives the total population of various ethnic groups in Ukraine and the primary
language, according to the 2000 census.[17]
Ethnic Ukrainians in Ukraine by raions (2001 census)(exhibit 4 h
above)
(exhibit 4 i above)
UKRAINIAN
(exhibit 4 j above)
RUSSIAN
(exhibit 4 k above)
ROMANIAN AND MOLDOVAN
(exhibit 4 L above)
HUNGARIAN
(exhibit 4 m above)
CRIMEAN-TATAR
(exhibit 4 n above)
BULGARIAN
Analysis, debate, research?

THIS SECTION IS ASSIGNED FOR
RESEARCH, ANALYSIS AND DEBATE SO
CONSIDER:
The graphic exercise of responsibility seeks a
need to bring attention in areas of friendly re
pore and consideration? Therefore seeing all
Parties have a point to their contentions I say.
In as such to offer a friendly said Celestial over
views to suggest however a simple idea can give
rise to an resolute find.
So remember my allied and disagreeing
counterpart theres a lot to life to lose when you
resort to kill an individual so be aware of the
ulterior motives we see the Parties to this
subject and in so decided do involve more
extensive research in the secret services area of
a more appropriate solution than our preliminary
constraints ideas family members I hear.
The statements coming from western spheres

seem to indicate Russian Federation in
particular Vladimir Putin is said acting a bit to
forceful?
It is one iota of careless disregard if Eastern
influences demanded their own identities as to
not depend on Western spheres assistance,
which started to falter 2013 when the Ukraine
and Russian federation were denied a role or
seat in the E U.
On one footer the eastern sphere could contend
the western influences do not care about the
Ukraine and would not bail her out should she
default again like we see in Greece, nor should
she need emergency supplies.
In essence a contention there believe in
accordance to the identities here by this study in
its own relation is as such:
the Eastern influences actually brought in the
moderate share of gross national product, GNP,
for the Ukraine however in siding a just
resolution we feel that autonomous
independence is not in the better interest for all-
s.
Yes the influential sphere of they who fight for a
certain objective that of uniting their family
units in areas of a better future bound by
expertize, growth and sacrifice do have an
opportunity to shape our futures?
The Entitys we seek construe not a factual rift at
the police departments double sides to do
murder and Soul regression a sides?
Therefore we submit to Mr. Putin Sir. This
contention be assimilated as a display of
concerted a tentative desires to protect ourselves
from incoming mayhem aggravated by press
secretarys outspoken concerted a tentative
display of reckless disregard for the Human-s
we seated?
The subject of business as usual and Russian
leaders acceptance of a God fearing police
departments in areas I reside is weigh another
area of acceptance to these analogies we offer as
suggested the independent Insignias limited
self-rule.
By this we means do no such thing as annex
property belonging to the police and Entitys we
see we have up in the Ukraine and so realize the
breakaway ethnicities should re-consider the
wants and needles displays of aggression are
neither real nor aimed at our a tentative faiths in
God who does have the inertias to fend off
many special agents.
In so siding deputies got a mistaken ideas up to
Courts I see? When duly decided a plan to
extend housing benefits to they who are not in
violation of the cease fire nor their retreat
obligations in as suchly can recant if we heard
Mr. Putin supplied combat mortars and heavy
artillery to the DPR despite our attention
being focal to his word-s in contested an actor-s
these German and French leaders earlier this
month?
As certifiably true-s we will continue to follow
this proceeding (SMM) activities so long as
freedom of speech allows for constructive
engagement to these efforts?
Spot report by the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission (SMM) to Ukraine on the
escalation of the situation in Shyrokyne and SMM aggressively treated at DPR
checkpoint at Shyrokyne, 28 March 2015
On 27 March, the SMM observed from an observation point in the vicinity of

Berdianske (government-controlled, 18km east of Mariupol) escalating fighting in
Shyrokyne (Donetsk Peoples Republic (DPR)-controlled, 20km east of
Mariupol, 102 km south of Donetsk) counting over 225 mortar shells from
14:40hrs to 17:15hrs. The shelling had started only a few hours following an SMM
visit to the DPR command in Shyrokyne...
Therefore re-assessment of a phony accidental

prosecutors remarks in out of turn to clear our
seated or any wrongdoing will continue to
consider shaping our future with that of an said
impartial resolution to this ongoing
commitment.
In view of the reasons they suggested limited

self-rule or autonomy's, the iota of concerted a
tentative approach to those absolutely contended
for as veterans of the status qua to the dated
February 12 2015 deadlines be re-situated,
counted and be received.
In its own self regards as not an immediate need-
s, a benefit to they who took up combat there-
about in violation of the Minsk and proces
verbal agreements should call the attorneys of
record including deputy district attorneys and
attorney generals disregard for global telepathic
networking authorized by claims adjuster and
without a doubt in so regards the Organization
for Security and Co-operation in Europe
(OSCE) and our friendly liaison of united
nations escrows enforcement talks under it
auspicious for the Trilateral Contact Groups and
esquire so why is it an effort to mediate
a beneficial armistice and programs of recovery
here so stated?
Done 29 March 2015 92655 USA in English

language-s In God's we Trust Whereby.
For here and now and in its own expression of

free will, this manuscript activities will decide
created these ideas to build there upon, so in
view of its potential DESBIC Images and
visual Court room exhibits here posted,
welcomes amendments, appendages and
some omissions here in order for-s.
THE MINSK PROTOCOL AND REPORTED DESCRIPTIONS

BY WIKI ENCYCLOPEDIA
Exhibit f
Minsk II
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Leaders of Belarus, Russia, Germany, France, and Ukraine at the
1112 February summit in Minsk
At a summit in Minsk on 11 February 2015, the leaders

of Ukraine,Russia, France, and Germany agreed to a package of
measures to alleviate the ongoing war in the Donbass region of
Ukraine.[1][2][3][4] The talks that led to the deal, overseen by
the Organization for Security and Co-operation in
Europe (OSCE), were organised in response to the collapse of
the Minsk Protocol ceasefire in JanuaryFebruary 2015. The
new package of measures is intended to revive the Protocol,
which had been agreed to on 5 September 2014.
Contents
[hide]
1 Summit and drafting
o 1.1 Reactions
2 Measures
o 2.1 Notes
o 2.2 Signatories
3 Efficacy
4 References
Summit and drafting[edit]
Successive attempts to resolve the ongoing war in

the Donbass region of Ukraine had seen no result by the start of
February 2015.[5] While the Minsk Protocol of 5 September
2014 did significantly reduce fighting in the conflict zone for
many months, minor skirmishes continued. At the start of
January 2015, the separatist forces of the Donetsk People's
Republic (DPR) and Lugansk People's Republic (LPR) began a
new offensive on Ukrainian-controlled areas, resulting in the
complete collapse of the Minsk Protocol ceasefire.[6] After
heavy fighting, DPR forces captured the symbolically
importantDonetsk International Airport on 21 January, the last
part of the city of Donetsk that had been under Ukrainian
control. Following this victory, separatist forces pressed their
offensive on the important railway and road junction
of Debaltseve in late January.
This renewed heavy fighting caused significant concern in the

international community. French presidentFranois
Hollande and German chancellor Angela Merkel put forth a new
peace plan on 7 February. The Franco-German plan, drawn up
after talks with Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko and
Russian president Vladimir Putin, was seen as a revival of
the Minsk Protocol. President Hollande said that the plan was
the "last chance" for resolution of the conflict.[7][8]The plan
was put forth in response to American proposals to send
armaments to the Ukrainian government, something that
Chancellor Merkel said would only result in a worsening of the
crisis.[7][9]
A summit to discuss the implementation of the Franco-German

diplomatic plan was scheduled for 11 February atIndependence
Palace in Minsk, the capital of Belarus. It was attended by
Russian president Vladimir Putin, Ukrainian president Petro
Poroshenko, German chancellor Angela Merkel, French
president Franois Hollande, DPR leaderAlexander
Zakharchenko, and LPR leader Igor Plotnitsky. Negotiations
went on overnight for sixteen hours, and were said to have been
"very difficult" by the German foreign minister.[10]
[11] Following the talks, it was announced on 12 February that
the parties to the conflict had agreed to a new package of
peacemaking measures.[4] Some of the measures agreed to were
an OSCE-observed unconditional ceasefire from 15 February,
withdrawal of heavy weapons from the front line, release of
prisoners of war, and constitutional reform in Ukraine.[12]
Reactions[edit]
The new package, commonly referred to as "Minsk II", was
criticised for being "highly complicated" and "extremely
fragile", and for being very similar to the failed Minsk Protocol.
[1][13][14] The New York Times reported that the plan "included
some tripwires", such as not demarcating control over the city of
Debaltseve, which was the site of the most fierce fighting at the
time of the plan's drafting.[1][15] Following the Minsk talks,
Chancellor Merkel, President Hollande, and President
Poroshenko attended a European Union (EU) summit
in Brussels.[16]
At the summit, the Minsk participants briefed EU leaders about the

talks. During the briefing, they said that President Putin had
tried to delay the implementation of a ceasefire by ten days, so
as to force Ukrainian troops in Debaltseve to surrender their
positions. For his part, President Putin said that the Debaltseve
defenders were encircled, and that the separatists expected them
"to lay down their arms and cease resistance".
[16] Kommersant reporter Andrey Kolesnikov wrote that
implementation of the ceasefire in Debaltseve hinged upon
whether or not Ukrainian forces were truly encircled,
"Above all, does it exist or not? Vladimir Putin insisted that it [the
encirclement] exists and that if a cease-fire agreement is
reached, it will be odd if it isnt violated: Those in the kettle will
certainly try to get out of there; those who have boiled that kettle
will try to collect the foam".[17]
US State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said on 13 February

that the Russian Armed Forces had actively deployed around
Debaltseve to assist the separatists in forcing out Ukrainian
troops prior to the 15 February start of the ceasefire. Russia
denied this, and Russian government spokesman Dmitry
Peskov said that Russia could not assist in the implementation of
Minsk II because it was "not a participant" in the conflict.[18]
Right Sector leader Dmytro Yarosh said that said he reserved the
right to continue fighting, and that Minsk II was
unconstitutional. He said that his Ukrainian Volunteer Corps
would continue fighting "until complete liberation of Ukrainian
lands from Russian occupants", and promised "death to Russian
terrorist-occupiers".[19][20][21] DPR leader Alexander
Zakharchenko said that the ceasefire did not apply to
Debaltseve, and that fighting would continue there.[22]
Measures[edit]
The full text of the agreement is as follows:[23][24]

1. Immediate and full ceasefire in particular districts
of Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts of Ukraine and its strict
fulfilment as of 00:00 midnight EET on 15 February 2015.
2. Pull-out of all heavy weapons by both sides to equal distance

with the aim of creation of a security zone on minimum 50
kilometres (31 mi) apart for artillery of 100mm calibre or more,
and a security zone of 70 kilometres (43 mi) formultiple rocket
launchers (MRLS) and 140 kilometres (87 mi) for MLRS
Tornado-S, Uragan, Smerch, and Tochka Utactical missile
systems:
for Ukrainian troops, from actual line of contact;
for armed formations of particular districts of Donetsk and

Luhansk oblasts of Ukraine, from the contact line in accordance
with the Minsk Memorandum as of 19 September 2014
The pullout of the above-mentioned heavy weapons must start no later than the second day after the
start of the ceasefire and finish within 14 days.
This process will be assisted by OSCE with the support of
the Trilateral Contact Group.
3. Effective monitoring and verification of ceasefire regime and

pullout of heavy weapons by OSCE will be provided from the
first day of pullout, using all necessary technical means such as
satellites, drones, radio-location systems etc.
4. On the first day after the pullout a dialogue is to start on

modalities of conducting local elections in accordance with the
Ukrainian legislation and the Law of Ukraine "On temporary
Order of Local Self-Governance in Particular Districts of
Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts," and also about the future of
these districts based on the above-mentioned law.
Without delays, but no later than 30 days from the date of signing
of this document, a resolution has to be approved by
the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, indicating the territory which
falls under the special regime in accordance with the law "On
temporary Order of Local Self-Governance in Particular
Districts of Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts," based in the line set
up by the Minsk Memorandum as of 19 September 2014.
5. Provide pardon and amnesty by way of enacting a law that

forbids persecution and punishment of persons in relation to
events that took place in particular districts of Donetsk and
Luhansk oblasts of Ukraine.
6. Provide release and exchange of all hostages and illegally held

persons, based on the principle of "all for all". This process has
to end at the latest on the fifth day after the pullout (of
weapons).
7. Provide safe access, delivery, storage and distribution of

humanitarian aid to the needy, based on an international
mechanism.
8. Define the modalities of a full restoration of social and

economic connections, including social transfers, such as
payments of pensions and other payments (income and revenue,
timely payment of communal bills, restoration of tax payments
within the framework of Ukrainian legal field).
With this aim, Ukraine will restore management over the segment
of its banking system in the districts affected by the conflict, and
possibly, an international mechanism will be established to ease
such transactions.
9. Restore control of the state border to the Ukrainian

government in the whole conflict zone, which has to start on the
first day after the local election and end after the full political
regulation (local elections in particular districts of Donetsk and
Luhansk oblasts based on the law of Ukraine and Constitutional
reform) by the end of 2015, on the condition of fulfilment of
Point 11 in consultations and in agreement with
representatives of particular districts of Donetsk and Luhansk
oblasts within the framework of the Trilateral Contact Group.
10. Pullout of all foreign armed formations, military equipment,

and also mercenaries from the territory of Ukraine under OSCE
supervision. Disarmament of all illegal groups.
11. Constitutional reform in Ukraine, with a new constitution to

come into effect by the end of 2015, the key element of which is
decentralisation (taking into account peculiarities of particular
districts of Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts, agreed with
representatives of these districts), and also approval of
permanent legislation on the special status of particular districts
of Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts in accordance with the
measures spelt out in the attached footnote,[note 1] by the end of
2015.
12. Based on the Law of Ukraine "On temporary Order of Local

Self-Governance in Particular Districts of Donetsk and Luhansk
Oblasts", questions related to local elections will be discussed
and agreed upon with representatives of particular districts of
Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts in the framework of the Trilateral
Contact Group. Elections will be held in accordance with
relevant OSCE standards and monitored by OSCE/ODIHR.
13. Intensify the work of the Trilateral Contact Group including

through the establishment of working groups on the
implementation of relevant aspects of the Minsk agreements.
They will reflect the composition of the Trilateral Contact
Group.
Notes[edit]
1. Jump up^ The following measures are to be included in the
Ukrainian law "On temporary Order of Local Self-Governance
in Particular Districts of Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts":
Freedom from punishment, harassment, and discrimination
of persons connected with the events that took place in particular
districts of Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts
Right of language self-determination
Participation of local self-government in the appointment

of the heads of prosecutors' offices and courts in the particular
districts of Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts
The possibility for central executive bodies to conclude

agreements with relevant local authorities on economic, social,
and cultural development of particular districts of Donetsk and
Luhansk oblasts
The state will provide support for the socio-economic

development of particular districts of Donetsk and Luhansk
oblasts
Assistance from central executive bodies for cross-border

cooperation by particular districts of Donetsk and Luhansk
oblasts with regions of the Russian Federation
The freedom to create people's militia units by decision of

local councils to maintain public order in particular districts of
Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts
The powers of local council deputies and officials, elected
in early elections, appointed by the Verkhovna Rada according
to this law, cannot be prematurely terminated
Signatories[edit]
The document was signed by:[23]
Swiss diplomat and OSCE representative Heidi Tagliavini

Former president of Ukraine and Ukrainian
representative Leonid Kuchma
Russian Ambassador to Ukraine and Russian

representative Mikhail Zurabov
DPR and LPR leaders Alexander Zakharchenko and Igor

Plotnitsky
Efficacy[edit]
Though fighting generally subsided after the ceasefire came into

effect at 0:00 EET on 15 February, skirmishes and shelling
continued in several parts of the conflict zone.[25]
Shelling and fighting at Debaltseve continued, as DPR

leader Alexander Zakharchenko said that the ceasefire did not
apply to that area.[26] In the south of Donetsk Oblast, fighting
between DPR forces and members of the Azov
Battalion continued in villages near Mariupol.[27][26] By 16
February, Minsk II seemed on the verge of collapse.[28]
[29] Separatists continued a heavy assault on Debaltseve.
Both sides said that they would not withdraw heavy weaponry as
specified by the agreement whilst fighting in Debaltseve was
ongoing.[30] Reuters described the ceasefire as "stillborn" in
Debaltseve.[31] Ukrainian forces were forced to retreat from
Debaltseve on 18 February, leaving separatist forces in control
of the city.[32]
In the week after the fall of Debaltseve to pro-Russian forces,

fighting in the conflict zone abated.[33] DPR and LPR forces
began to withdraw artillery from the front lines as specified by
Minsk II on 24 February, and Ukraine did so on 26 February.
Ukraine reported that it had suffered no causalities during 2426
February, something that had not occurred since early January
2015.[34][33]
References[edit]
1. ^ Jump up to:a b c "Ukraine crisis: Leaders agree peace
roadmap". BBC News. 12 February 2015. Retrieved 12
February 2015.
2. Jump up^ "Ukraine ceasefire deal agreed at Belarus
talks". The Guardian. 12 February 2015. Retrieved 12
February 2015.
3. Jump up^ "Breakthrough in Minsk as leaders agree to
ceasefire deal on Ukraine". Euronews. 12 February 2015.
Retrieved12 February 2015.
4. ^ Jump up to:a b "OSCE Chairperson-in-Office gives full
backing to Minsk package" (Press release). Organization for
Security and Co-operation in Europe. 12 February 2015.
5. Jump up^ "EU Stands by Sanctions Against Russia After
Ukraine Truce Sealed". Bloomberg News. 12 February 2015.
Retrieved 12 February 2015.
6. Jump up^ "Ukraine forces admit loss of Donetsk airport to
rebels".The Guardian. 21 January 2015. Retrieved 23
January 2015.
7. ^ Jump up to:a b "Ukraine crisis: 'Last chance' for peace says
Hollande". BBC News. 7 February 2015. Retrieved7
February 2015.
8. Jump up^ "Putin Rejects Attempts to Contain Russia After
Peace Talks Fail". Bloomberg News. 7 February 2015.
9. Jump up^ "Western Nations Split on Arming Kiev". The
New York Times. 7 February 2015. Retrieved 7 February 2015.
10. Jump up^ "'Glimmer of hope' for Ukraine after deal at Minsk
peace summit". Reuters. 12 February 2015. Retrieved12
February 2015.
11. Jump up^ "German foreign minister: Minsk deal not all we
would have wished for". Yahoo News. Reuters. 12 February
2015. Retrieved 12 February 2015.
12. Jump up^ "Ukraine Peace Talks Yield Cease-Fire Deal". The
Wall Street Journal. 12 February 2015. Retrieved 12
February2015.
13. Jump up^ "Ukraine peace deal looks fragile in the
extreme". The Guardian. 12 February 2015. Retrieved 12
February 2015.
14. Jump up^ Ingo Mannteufel (12 February 2015). "Minsk II
leaves many questions unanswered". Deutsche Welle.
15. Jump up^ "Leaders in Ukraine Talks Announce Cease-Fire
Agreement". The New York Times. 12 February 2015.
16. ^ Jump up to:a b Ian Traynor (13 February 2015). "Putin tried
to delay Ukraine ceasefire deal, EU summit told". The
Guardian(Brussels). Retrieved 13 February 2015.
17. Jump up^ "Despite Truce, Shelling Continues in Parts of
Ukraine".The New York Times. 15 February 2014. Retrieved16
February 2015.
18. Jump up^ "U.S. Faults Russia as Combat Spikes in East
Ukraine".The New York Times. 13 February 2015. Retrieved14
February 2015.
19. Jump up^ "Misk-2 bdzie niewany? Kreml: Ukraicy
zami rozejm w Donbasie. Prawy Sektor: Zachowujemy prawo
do walki".Gazeta Wyborcza (in Polish). 13 February 2015.
20. Jump up^ "Minsk ceasefire in balance as fighting escalates in
eastern Ukraine". The Guardian. 13 February 2015. Retrieved15
February 2015.
21. Jump up^ "Dmytro Yarosh: Right Sector to fight until
complete liberation of Ukraine from Russian
occupants".Euromaidan Press. 14 February 2015. Retrieved 15
February2015.
22. Jump up^ "Quieter, but guns of war still not silent, on first
day of cease-fire in Donetsk". Kyiv Post. 15 February 2015.
23. ^ Jump up to:a b "Package of Measures for the
Implementation of the Minsk Agreements" (Press release) (in
Russian). Organizaiton for Security and Co-operation in Europe.
12 February 2015. Retrieved 12 February 2015.
24. Jump up^ "Minsk agreement on Ukraine crisis: text in
full". The Daily Telegraph. 12 February 2015. Retrieved 12
February2015.
25. Jump up^ "Except for Debaltseve, Ukraine's officials say
fighting subsides in shaky truce". The Kyiv Post. 15 February
26. ^ Jump up to:a b "Fears for Ukraines ceasefire as clashes
with Russia-backed rebels intensify". The Guardian. 15
February 2015. Retrieved 15 February 2015.
27. Jump up^ "Fighting Rages in Eastern Ukraine as Cease-Fire
Deadline Approaches". The Wall Street Journal. 13 February
28. Jump up^ "Ukraine truce fades as sides refuse to withdraw
big guns". Reuters. 17 February 2015. Retrieved 17
February2015.
29. Jump up^ "Ukraine Truce Hangs by Thread as Fighting
Rages Near Eastern City of Debaltseve". Time. 17 February
30. Jump up^ "Ukraine crisis: Army and rebels stall heavy arms
pullout". BBC News. 17 February 2015. Retrieved17
February 2015.
31. Jump up^ "Battle rages for town where Ukraine rebels reject
ceasefire". Reuters. 16 February 2015. Retrieved16
February 2015.
32. Jump up^ "Ukrainian soldiers share horrors of Debaltseve
battle after stinging defeat". The Guardian. 18 February 2015.
33. ^ Jump up to:a b "Ukraine begins artillery withdrawal,
recognising truce is holding". Reuters. 26 February 2015.
34. Jump up^ "Ukraine Heavy Arms Withdrawal: Situation in
country's east stabilizes, says military spokesperson". Ukraine
Today. 26 February 2015. Retrieved 26 February 2015.
Further Research;
Reasons to give some concessions to loyalists:
Language structure in 2002[citation needed ]
Language Number (person) Densities (%)

Russian 457,931 89.64
Ukrainian 50,656 9.92
Pontic Greek 1,046 0.20
Armenian 372 0.07
Belarusian 266 0.05
Bulgarian 55 0.01
other 509 0.10
All population 510,835 100
Ethnic structure in 2002 Reasons why Kiev should preside:

Number of Percent of
Ethnicity
people population
Ukrainian 248,683 48.7
Russian 226,848 44.4
Pontic Greeks (includingCaucasus
21,923 4.3
Greeks and Urums)
Belarusian 3,858 0.8
Armenian 1,205 0.2
Jews 1,176 0.2
Bulgarian 1,082 0.2
other 6,060 1.2
All population 510,835 100
Donetsk Province (Oblast)

Demographics[eedit | eedit soorce]
The population o Donetsk Oblast is 4.7 million (2004), which constitutes 10%
o the owerall Ukrainian population, makin it the maist populous an maist
densely populatit region in the kintra. Its lairge population is due tae the
presence o several big industrial ceeties an numerous veelages
agglomeratit aroond them (see urbanization).
Durin the 2004 presidential election, poleetical supporters o Viktor

Yanukovych threatened tae demand autonomy for Donetsk an neighbourin
oblasts if the election o their candidate wis no recognised. Housomeivver,
nae offeecial muives wur iver made.
As o the Ukrainian Naitional Census, 2001, the ethnic groups athin the
Donetsk Oblast are: Ukrainians 2,744,100 (56.9%), Roushies
1,844,400 (38.2%),Greeks 77,500 (1.61%), Belaroushies 44,500
(0.92%), Crimean Tatars 19,200 (0.4%), Armenians 15,700 (0.33%),
an Jews 8,800 (0.18%).[5]
The leids spoken athin the oblast' are: Roushie 74.9%, Ukrainian 24.1%,
an Armenie 0.13%.[5]
On April 7, 2014, following the 2014 Crimean crisis, separatists occupying the
Donetsk Oblast administrative building declared independence from
Ukraine and held a referendum on separating from Ukraine on May 11,
2014. Subsequently, the War in Donbass started. After Donetsk was under
control of the separatist government, the Donetsk Oblast administration
was relocated to Mariupol, and later to Kramatorsk.[7]
Polls[edit]
During the 1991 referendum, 83.90% of votes in Donetsk Oblast were in favor
of the Declaration of Independence of Ukraine. A survey conducted in
December 2014 by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology found
18.5% of the oblast's population supported their region joining Russia,
53.8% did not support the idea, 22.5% were undecided, and 5.2% did not
respond; insurgent-controlled areas were not polled. [11]
At the 2001 Ukrainian National Census, the ethnic groups within the Donetsk
Oblast were: Ukrainians 2,744,100 (56.9%), Russians 1,844,400
(38.2%),Pontic Greeks 77,500 (1.6%), Belarusians 44,500 (0.9%),
others (2.3%).[9]
At the 2001 census, the languages spoken within the oblast were: Russian
74.9%, Ukrainian 24.1%.[9]
Donetsk the City

Government and administrative divisions[edit]
Raions of Donetsk on the territory of the Donetsk City Municipality:
Budyonny Kuibyshev
Raion Raion
Voroshilov Lenin Raion
Raion Petrovsky
Kalinin Raion
Raion Proletarian
Kiev Raion Raion
Kirov Raion
City's centre
While Donetsk is the administrative centre of the Donetsk Oblast (province),
the city is the capital of the Donetsk City Municipality. However, Donetsk is
a city of oblast subordinance, thus being subject directly to the oblast
authorities rather to the Donetsk City Municipality housed in the city itself.
Since 7 April 2014 Donetsk is de facto governed by the Donetsk People's
Republic, even though it has only been recognized by the Republic of
South Ossetia as of October 2014.
The territory of Donetsk is divided into 9 administrative raions (districts). In

addition, every raion consists of raion councils, which are subordinate to
the Donetsk City Council.
# Raions Area Population
1 Budyonny Raion 25 km 100,300
2 Voroshylov Raion 10 km 97,300
3 Kalinin Raion 19 km 109,700
4 Kyiv Raion 33 km 143,700
5 Kirov Raion 68 km 171,700
6 Kuibyshev Raion 51 km 120,800
7 Lenin Raion 37 km 107,800
8 Petrovsky Raion 57 km 88,600
9 Proletarian Raion 58 km 102,800
Demographics[edit]
See article: Russians in Ukraine
Historical population
Year Pop. %
1897[26] 28,100
1926[27] 106,000 +277.2%
1939[28] 466,300 +339.9%
1959[29] 699,200 +49.9%
1970[30] 879,000 +25.7%
1979[31] 1,020,800 +16.1%
1989[32] 1,109,100 +8.7%
1998[33] 1,065,400 3.9%

2006[34] 993,500 6.7%
Victory Day on May 9, 2013
Donetsk currently has a population of over 982,000 inhabitants (2010) [35] and
has ametropolitan area of over 1,566,000 inhabitants (2004). It is the fifth-
largest city in Ukraine.[2]
According to the 2001 census, the Donetsk Oblast is inhabited by members of

more than 130 ethnic groups. [36] The Ukrainian ethnicity is 56.9% of the
population (2,744,100 people); the Russian ethnicity is 38.2% of the
population (1,844,400 people). [36] The native language of 74.9% of the
population of the Donetsk region is Russian, compared with 24.1%
Ukrainian.[37] 58.7% of people of Ukrainian ethnicity considered Russian to
be their native language.[37] Out of 4.5 million residents of the Donetsk
region, 550 are Russian citizens.[38]
In 1989 there were no Ukrainian language schools in Donetsk. [39][dubious discuss]
The current nationality structure of the Donetsk City Municipality is as follows:

[40]
1. Russians: 493,392 people, 48.15%

2. Ukrainians: 478,041 people, 46.65%
3. Belarusians: 11,769 people, 1.15%
4. Pontic Greeks (includingCaucasus Greeks): 10,180 people, 0.99%
5. Jews: 5,087 people, 0.50%
6. Tatars: 4,987 people, 0.49%
7. Armenians: 4,050 people, 0.40%
8. Azerbaijanis: 2,098 people, 0.20%
9. Georgians: 2,073 people, 0.20%
10. Other: 13,001 people, 1.27%
Total: 1,024,678 people, 100.00%
Russian flag being raised in Donetsk, 1 March 2014
In 1991 one-third of the population identified as Russian, one-third
as Ukrainian while the majority of the rest declared themselves Slavs.
[39]
Smaller minorities include in particular ethnic groups from the South
Caucasus and northeast Anatolia region, including Armenians, Georgians,
and Pontic Greeks (including those defined asCaucasus Greeks).
Native language of the population of the city of Donetsk as of the Ukrainian

Census of 2001:[41]
Russian 87.8%
Ukrainian 11.1%
Armenian 0.1%
Belarusian 0.1%
Luhansk Oblast
Demographics
The population is largely Russian-speaking, although
ethnic Ukrainians constitute a majority (58.0%). Among the minorities are
native Russians (39.1%), Belarusians (0.8%), and others (1.4%).
Ukrainians constitute the majority in all raions except forStanytsia-
Luhanska Raion and Krasnodon Raion, both of which are east of Luhansk.
Ethnic Russians also constitute the majority in regionally significant cities,
such as Krasnodon, Sverdlovsk, Krasnyi Luch and Stakhanov.
According to the 2001 Ukrainian Census, more than 68.8% of the population
consider themselves Russian speakers, while Ukrainian speakers were
only 30.0%. The Russophone population predominates in the southern
portion of the region and around the city of Luhansk, while the northern
region is less populated, mostly agricultural and Ukrainophone.
Its population (as of 2004) of 2,461,506 constitutes 5.13% of the overall

Ukrainian population. The Luhansk Oblast rates fifth in Ukraine by the
number of its inhabitants, having an average population density of
90.28/km. About 87% of the population lives in urban areas, while the
remaining 13% reside in agricultural areas. According to the national
census, 54% of the population are Ukrainians and 42% are Russians.
As a result of the War in Donbass, Luhansk insurgents control the southern

third of the oblast, which includes the city of Luhansk, the region's most
populous city as well as the capital of the oblast. Due to this, most oblast
government functions have moved toSeverodonetsk, which forces of the
Government of Ukraine recaptured in July 2014. Many universities located
in the occupied areas have moved to government-controlled cities such
as Severodonetsk, Starobelsk or Rubizhne.[12][13] A survey conducted in
December 2014 by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology found 5.7%
of the oblast's population supported their region joining Russia, 84.1% did
not support the idea, and the rest were undecided or did not respond;
insurgent-controlled areas were not polled. [14]
War in Donbass
The War in Donbass (also called the War in Ukraine or War in Eastern
Ukraine) is an armed conflict in the Donbass region of Ukraine. From the
beginning of March 2014, demonstrations by pro-Russian and anti-
government groups took place in the Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts of
Ukraine, together commonly called the "Donbass", in the aftermath of
the2014 Ukrainian revolution and the Euromaidan movement.
These demonstrations, which followed the annexation of Crimea by the

Russian Federation, and which were part of a wider group of concurrent
pro-Russian protests across southern and eastern Ukraine, escalated into
anarmed conflict between the separatist forces of the self-
declared Donetskand Luhansk People's Republics (DPR and LPR
respectively), and theUkrainian government.[101][102]
Prior to a change of the top leadership in August, [103] the separatists were
largely led by Russian citizens.[6]During the summer of 2014, Russian
paramilitaries were reported to make up between 15% and 80% of the
combatants.[6][104][105][106][107]
Between 22 and 25 August, Russian artillery, personnel, and what Russia

called a "humanitarian convoy" were reported to have crossed the border
into Ukrainian territory without the permission of the Ukrainian government.
Crossings were reported to have occurred both in areas under the control
of pro-Russian forces and areas that were not under their control, such as
the south-eastern part of Donetsk Oblast, nearNovoazovsk.
These events followed the reported shelling of Ukrainian positions from the
Russian side of the border over the course of the preceding month. [21][23][108]
[109][110]
Head of the Security Service of Ukraine Valentyn Nalyvaichenko said
that the events of 22 August were a "direct invasion by Russia of Ukraine".
[4]
Western and Ukrainian officials described these events as a "stealth invasion"

of Ukraine by Russia.[110] As a result of this, DPR and LPR insurgents
regained much of the territory they had lost during the preceding
government military offensive. A deal to establish a ceasefire, called
the Minsk Protocol, was signed on 5 September 2014.[111]
Violations of the ceasefire on both sides were common. Amidst the

solidification of the line between insurgent and government-controlled
territory during the ceasefire,warlords took control of swathes of land on the
insurgent side, leading to further destabilisation. [112] The ceasefire
completely collapsed in January 2015, with renewed heavy fighting across
the conflict zone, including atDonetsk International Airport and Debaltseve.
A new ceasefire, calledMinsk II, was agreed to on 12 February 2015.
Date 6 April 2014 present
(11 months, 3 weeks and 2 days)
Location Donbass, includes:
Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts of
Ukraine
Status Ongoing
Russian military intervention in
Donbass[32][33]
DPR/LPR counter-offensive
halted Ukrainian advance in
August 2014, retook many areas
Minsk Protocol ceasefire signed
on 5 September 2014.[34]
DPR forces capture the airport of
Donetsk[35] and start a new
offensive against Ukrainian
positions in late January 2015.[36]
New ceasefire comes into effect
on 15 February 2015
Belligerents
Donetsk People's Republic Ukraine
Luhansk People's Republic
Russia[N 1][15][19]
Commanders and leaders

Alexander Zakharchenko (WIA) Petro Poroshenko
Denis Pushilin Arseniy Yatsenyuk
Vladimir Kononov Oleksandr Turchynov
Pavel Gubarev Arsen Avakov
Igor Kakidzyanov (POW) Valeriy Heletey
Igor Plotnitskiy Viktor Muzhenko
Valery Bolotov (WIA) Andriy Parubiy[38]

Vladimir Putin[N 2][37] Valentyn Nalyvaichenko
Vladimir Antyufeyev Mykhailo Kutsyn (WIA)
Alexander Borodai
Igor Girkin
Units involved
Novorossiya Armed Forces: Defence Ministry:
Donbass People's Militia Armed Forces

Vostok Brigade State Border Guard
Russian Orthodox Army Security Service
Sparta Battalion
Internal Affairs Ministry:
Army of the South-East National Guard
Great Don Army[39][40] Territorial defence battalions
Prizrak Brigade Foreign volunteers:[show]
RNU[41]
Russian Armed Forces[N 3]
Foreign volunteers:[show]
Strength
42,000 regular Russian soldiers from 117 50,000 soldiers[78]
units(RUSI estimate of combined rotation)
[68][69]
20,000[70]32,000 fighters,[71] including

3,0004,000 Russian volunteers[72]
(according to the separatists)
~10,000 fighters[73]
(according to experts)
~7,500+ Russian infantry
(according to experts)[74][75][76]
12,000 Russian soldiers in Ukraine,
50,000 on border
(U.S. estimate)[77]
Casualties and losses
[79][80]
1,411 killed 1,765[84]2,690[85] killed, 6,226 wounded,
[86]
(according to the separatists) 340 missing,[87] 2,663 captured[83] and
7,577[81]14,600[82] killed, 1,553 20,000 local police deserted or defected[88]
captured[83] (according to the government)
(according to the government) 32,580 killed and wounded, 1,701 captured,
13,500 deserted or missing[80][89][90][91][92][93]
(according to the separatists)
5,9436,000 killed overall[94][95]
(including 304 foreign civilians)[96][97][98][99]
1,151,581 Ukrainians internally displaced and 747,357 fled abroad (mostly to Russia) [100]
Kharkiv Oblast
(Ukrainian: , translit. Kharkivska oblast; also referred to
as Kharkivshchyna Ukrainian: ,Russian:
, translit. Kharkovskaya oblast) is anoblast (province) in
eastern Ukraine. The oblast borders Russia to the north, Luhansk Oblast to
the east, Donetsk Oblast to the south-east,Dnipropetrovsk Oblast to the
south-west, Poltava Oblast to the west andSumy Oblast to the north-west.
The area of the oblast is 31,400 km, corresponding to 5.2% of the total
territory of Ukraine.
The oblast is the third most populous province of Ukraine, with a population of
2,857,751 in 2004, more than half (1.5 million) of whom live in the city
of Kharkiv, the oblast's administrative center. While the Russian language
is primarily spoken in the cities of Kharkiv oblast, elsewhere in the oblast
most inhabitants speak Ukrainian.
Demographics[edit]
Its population in 2001 was 2,895,800 million (1,328,900 males (45,9%) and
1,566,900 females (54,1%)).
At the 2001 census, the ethnic groups within the Kharkiv Oblast were:
Ukrainians 70.7%,
Russians 25.6%,
Belorussians 0.5%
Jews 0.4%,
Armenians 0.4%,
Azeris 0.2%,
Georgians 0.15%,
Tatars 0.14%,
others 2.1%,;
the groups by native language:
Ukrainian 53.8%,
Russian 44.3%,
other languages 1.9%.
Southern Oblast Ukraine
Cultural background[edit]
Russian is the dominant language in the region (in the schools of theUkrainian
SSR learning Ukrainian was mandatory), although not to the extent that it is
in the three oblasts that comprise Eastern Ukraine. [1]
Effective in August 2012, a new law on regional languages entitles any local
language spoken by at least a 10% minority be declared official within that
area.[2]
Russian was within weeks declared as a regional language in several

southern and eastern oblasts and cities.[3] Russian could then be used in
these cities/Oblasts administrative office work and documents. [4] However,
on 23 February 2014, the law on regional languages was abolished,
making Ukrainian the sole state language at all levels even in Southern and
Eastern Ukraine.[5] Nevertheless, this vote was vetoed by acting President
Turchynov on March 2.[6][7]
Noticeable cultural differences in the region (compared with the rest of Ukraine
except Eastern Ukraine) are more "positive views" on the Russian
language[8][9] and on Joseph Stalin[10] and more "negative views"
on Ukrainian nationalism.[11]
Calculating the "yes"-votes as a percentage of the total electorate reveals a

lower percentage of all (possible) voters in Eastern and Southern Ukraine
supported Ukrainian independence in the 1991 Ukrainian independence
referendum than in the rest of the country.[12][13] In a poll conducted by Kyiv
International Institute of Sociology in the first half of February 2014, 19.4%
of those polled in Southern Ukraine believed "Ukraine and Russia must
unite into a single state", nationwide this percentage was 12.5. [14]
During elections voters of the Southern (and Eastern) oblasts (provinces) of

Ukraine vote for parties (CPU, Party of Regions) and presidential
candidates (Viktor Yanukovych) with a pro-Russian and status
[15][16][17]
quo platform. The electorate of CPU and Party of Regions is very
[17]
loyal to them.
Oblasts (Administrative Provinces)[edit]
Population Population
Oblast Area in km2 Notes
(Census 2001) (1 Jan. 2012)
Odessa Oblast 33,313 2,469,057 2,388,297
Mykolaiv Oblast 24,585 1,264,743 1,178,223
Kherson Oblast 28,461 1,175,122 1,083,367
Dnipropetrovsk Oblast 31,923 3,561,224 3,320,299
Zaporizhia Oblast 27,183 1,929,171 1,791,668
Total excluding
145,465 10,399,317 9,761,854
Crimea and Sevastopol
Crimea 26,080 2,033,736 1,963,008

Sevastopol (city) 864 379,492 381,234
Total including
172,409 12,812,545 12,106,096
Crimea and Sevastopol
The neighbouring Kirovohrad Oblast is more often associated with the Central Ukraine. Also Crimea
(with Sevastopol City) is reviewed sometimes as a unique region. According to the Encyclopedia of
Ukraine, South Ukraine was considered to consist of the territory of the
former Kherson, Taurida and Yekaterinoslav Governorates.
Analysis, research, debate

Everything is annihilated: the split of
Ukraine on the basis of economic data
(important text).
This piece about Russia, Translations, Ukraine was written by Nils van der
Vegte on February 2, 2014 .
The attention of political analysts around the world is focused on the events in
Ukraine. But at a certain moment, the fires die out and the riots subside
what will remain are the dry statistics.
Translators notes: This is a translation of a post on the weblog Sputnik and
Pogrom, the authors can be described as Russian Nationalists. But that does not
make it any less true, the reason that I translated this is that you will never read
something like this in the Western Media, Russian Nationalists do not fit the
narrative.
Original post by Kyrill Ksenovontov, 28th of January 2014
Translation: Nils van der Vegte
Western Ukraine is the citadel of Ukrainian nationalism and at the same time, the most
immature of the two halves of the country. It all boils down to the fact that local
nationalism came from the towns (as was the case in all countries from France to
Norway) and from the villages. How many political figures of the Ukrainian
national movement came out of the urban environment? Why did the people,
before the revolution and the Bolshevik Ukrainianization, who lived in cities in
Ukraine spoke Russian and why was Ukrainian mostly spoken in the countryside?
The entire Ukrainian movement bears the heavy imprint of provincialism and
narrow-mindedness, characteristic of people from the village, which, as such
already has negative consequences for it.
Suffice it to say that of the five largest cities (Kharkov, Odessa, Kiev, Donetsk,
Dnepropetrovsk) four belong to the Russian-speaking south-east of the country.
Speaking of Kiev, on paper it is responsible for about 40% of the budget revenues
(excluding customs) because many businesses are registered there and also pay
taxes there. But subsidies to perform the functions of the capital, the huge costs for
infrastructure and other payments from the budget to fund organizations actually
mean, no yoke, that Kiev is one of the most subsidized regions across the country.
Some may see the parallels with Moscow in Russia (which earns a quarter of the
countrys GDP), but these parallels are not really there, the capital of Russia had
until recently a budget deficit of 146 billion rubles, largely because of Putins
election promises.
The title of this map is export per region as percentage of the total export, january-
november 2013.
However, lets not get distracted here. If you look at the competitiveness of individual
regions of Ukraine, it is dominated by the eastern provinces: of the top 5, only
Kiev is Ukrainian, Donetsk leads on the effectiveness of corporate governance
(higher than Switzerland), the railway structure of the Kharkov region corresponds
to the Netherlands, on efficiency of the goods market Odessa is nr 1, Donetsk takes
the lead on the availability of new technologies (in the Chernigov region, it is the
lowest of all the regions in the world), Donetsk also takes the lead on business
development and Kharkov leads in innovation. Naturally , the people from the
West of Ukraine gratefully give their Eastern brothers, who are the engine for their
prosperity, nicknames like Muscovites and Donetsk rednecks
So concludes this astounding memory of faulty concerted a
tentative distress. 29 March 2015

Desbic Accordance DA8 Ukraine Compact

Cargado por

Información del documento

Derechos de autor

Formatos disponibles

Compartir este documento

Compartir o incrustar documentos

Opciones para compartir

¿Le pareció útil este documento?

¿Este contenido es inapropiado?

Copyright:

Formatos disponibles

Desbic Accordance DA8 Ukraine Compact

Cargado por

Copyright:

Formatos disponibles

EXHIBIT (a) The witness suggests, "cartoon phenomena" and Entity's on map

topography used telepathic assimilation communication past and present to the

DUAL PURPOSES CONVENTION-S AND MEMORANDUM OF

EU NATO US EXPANSION REFORMS AND AGREEMENT TO DIS-ARM AND

Nuclear and wmd disarmament comprehensive manuscripts,

The DESBIC Accordance 8 (D A 8) alias Ukraine Compact (English)

Ukraine Contract (Russian)

US Senate subpoena photography

Glasnost debate forum usa

DESBIC Communication, Debate and Share Forum

DESBIC TREATY SERIES Address Advisements

DESBIC Wiki Encyclopedia Reported Faulty Facts

DESBIC ABM Treaty Research, Analysis, and Discussion

DESBIC and NTI'S Threat Reduction Research

Glossary's' of Supported Terms and Terminologies

Photography of various accreditation's

Rhyme and Reason Site DESBIC'S own original music ambiance?

PAGES UNDER CONSTRUCTION

DESBIC ACCORDANCE (DA8)

1. TREATY DRAFTED ASSIMILATION AND ARMISTICE TO END HOSTILITIES,

5. Having sided deputys involvement in County of Orange California, Santa Ana

8. In so desiring to accuse our attention and in an effort to construe open dialog on

TREATY DRAFTED ASSIMILATION AND ARMISTICE TO END HOSTILITIES,

AND PROVISIONS CONDITION AND MEMORANDUM ON NATO

(The Ukraine Limited Self rule Particulars)

1. In an effort to undertake a policy of glasnost with regard to the Russian population

3. The Partys to this discussion who encountered a vision we described as relevant to

17. If no standing law or an absence of legal documentation is a perimeter of

30. Such-like to the emphasis of assimilation at our responses to be bound by diplomacy

38. Another area of fuss it will be described as policy by an Entity's successor to

55. Noted in missionary objectives elsewhere, a firm decision is sometimes necessary

57. THE PARTY'S AGREED TO ALLOCATE A HOUSING TITLE AND BENEFIT

THE PARTIES AGREED TO A 20 MILLION DOLLAR PER ANNUAL

THE PARTIES AGREED NEITHER ISOLATION NOR PREJUDICIAL RE PORE

THE PARTIES AGREED TO SUPPORT A POLICE CHIEF AND A COURT'S WAY

The President of the Russian Federation

Leader of the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR)

Representatives of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE),

The Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko,

The French president Franois Hollande,

The Trilateral Contact Leaders

The Secretary of State United States of America

Right Sector leader or (Ukrainian Military Signatory)

The plenipotentiaries described here under at this Convention describe it's

DONE 29 MARCH 2015

PAGES UNDER CONSTRUCTION 29 MARCH 2015

EXHIBIT'S (b) & (c) (d) (e)and (f) the Minsk

Wiki Encyclopedia research exhibit (b)

In general the population of ethnic Russians in Ukraine

factors have affected this most Russians lived in urban

Oblast Number in 2001[68] Percent in 2001

Population 44,291,413 (July 2014 est.)

[edit] (exhibit's 4a)

Total 41,869,046 47,126,517 49,609,333 51,452,034 48,416,000

(exhibits 4b above)Ukrainian 77.8%, Russian 17.3%, Romanian 0.8%

Ethnic Ukrainians in Ukraine by oblast (2001 census)

Primary language by ethnic group

Ethnic group Population Native Ukrainian Russian Other

Ukrainians 37,541,693 31,970,728 5,544,729 532

Russians 8,334,141 7,993,832 328,152 402

Romanians/Moldovans 409,598 319,646 37,412 47,907 26

Belarusians 275,763 54,573 48,202 172,251

Ethnic group Population Native Ukrainian Russian Other

Crimean Tatars 248,193 228,373 184 15,208 43