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Saturday, December 16, 2017
Russia to withdraw officers from the JCCC
Buried within the
15th December OSCE SSM (Special Monitoring Mission) report
that outlines the daily deaths, carnage, infrastructure damage and general misery in eastern Ukraine, there were a few lines that stood out –
“On 14 December, the Ukrainian Armed Forces representative to the Joint Centre for Control and Co-ordination (JCCC) in the JCCC headquarters in government-controlled Soledar (79km north of Donetsk) shared with the SMM a letter from the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation informing Ukraine that the Russian Federation would withdraw its Armed Forces officers from the JCCC.”
Obviously there are questions to be asked.
The first clearly relates to the veracity of the letter purportedly from the Russian MoD.
Secondly if the letter is authentic (which is possibly is), does the Russian MoD have any intention of actually going through with the withdrawal of its officers from the JCCC?
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