Sajdik told BelTA on June 15 that despite the best efforts made by the Trilateral Contact Group at its latest meeting on that day, no progress had been made on prisoners of war exchange. This issue was on the agenda of the subgroup on humanitarian affairs.
Read alsoKremlin: Sentsov, Kolchenko swap being discussed, Putin to decideSajdik said the sides should demonstrate more political will for resolving the problem, primarily the release of the sick and the injured.
The subgroup on economic affairs traditionally discussed the restoration of water supply and the restoration of the railway infrastructure as well as the payment of pensions. "There are difficulties with restoring the integrated railway system. There is a very important issue. It concerns various social rights of workers," Sajdik said.
The subgroup on political affairs continued discussing the modality of organization of local elections in certain parts of Donetsk region and Luhansk region. In particular, the role of political parties was in focus. The sides also exchanged opinions about amnesty.
Read alsoNATO chief demands Russia withdraw from Ukraine: RFE/RLThe subgroup on security affairs discussed, among other things, ceasefire violations and the problem of separating the warring sides along the conflict line in Donbas.
