Ukraine is trying to mobilize as many soldiers as possible and send them to fight in the country’s East. However, due to the lack of proper military training, Ukrainian soldiers are dying in large numbers on the battlefield, Jacques Frere said in French magazine Nations Presse.

Roundup of the day for June 28-29, 2015
1. The situation over the last day in the DPR and the LPR.
2. Amnesty International confirmed the facts of torture by volunteer battalions.
3. The Ukrainian army has canceled serviceable weapons for sale - "Azov"
4. Yarosh met with representatives of the Estonian National Defense League.

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko noted that the formation of a "unique political Ukrainian nation" was possible thanks to young Ukrainian residents who have become the driving force of changes in the country.

Ukrainian Armed Forces shelled settlement Oktyabrskiy today in Kuybyshevskiy district of Donetsk  not far from the airport, reports Head of Kuybyshevskiy District Administration Ivan Prikhodko.

Those gathered on the Maidan square in Kiev a year and a half ago wanted oligarchs to go, blaming them for some of Ukraine's worst ailments, but it is better to be careful what you wish for.

Donetsk, June 27, the Donetsk News Agency

Ukrainian military shelled the north-west outskirt of the town at about 9 PM on June 27, Head of the Town Administration Roman Khramenkov told the DNA correspondent.

It will take a strong US- and G7-led coalition to end Russia’s alleged violation of international law and the existing world order, Ukrainian ex-Foreign Minister Andriy Deshchytsia said on Saturday.

Donetsk, June 28, the Donetsk News Agency

One civilian died as a result of shelling of Gorlovka last night, the representative of the Joint center of Ceasefire Coordination and Control told the DNA.

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko claimed that constitutional amendments, including decentralization of power, were necessary for the country to join the ranks of "successful countries."

Donbass is on the verge of hostilities resumption, – such is the opinion expressed by Speaker of the DPR People’s Council Andrey Purgin.

America has spread its humongous ears over France. The famous WikiLeaks claims President Hollande has been stripped of his private life in a no lesser way than Kanzlerin Merkel. While Paris indignantly cries foul about US intelligence transgressions, it will swallow its pride. The next question the pundits would ask is whether the Moscow Kremlin is bugged.