Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is calling for the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), tasked with reducing tensions in Ukraine, to hold talks between Ukraine’s interim government and the leaders of the eastern protest movement.
Lavrov insisted the talks would be a perfect fit for the OSCE’s mission, and a chance for Ukraine’s new government to hear the grievances of its various regions face-to-face.
He also called on Western nations to back such an OSCE move as a chance to establish a meaningful dialogue. So far, Ukrainian interim officials have spurned calls for talks with the protesters, and Western nations have demanded the protesters unilaterally surrender.
The OSCE’s involvement in Ukraine so far has been fairly minimal, with a handful of “monitors” dispatched to the eastern protest cities and several immediately captured by protesters as presumptive NATO spies.
Below it is reported that the "OSCE" people captured by the East were not OSCE at all, but rather military inspectors likely there to spy:
http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2014/05/01/slav-m…
There is no such thing as "OSCE people". The OSCE commissions people from its member states to act for it in each individual situation. Since the situation in Ukraine is essentially military (armed mercenaries seizing public buildings), logically, the OSCE sent in military officers. That the presence of trained military officers scares the mercenaries is entirely predictable.
Yeah, you didn't read the article. You have to be willing to face facts that defy the way you want the world to be.
USA and Nato want war with Russia.What we are talking about ?(these days Nato declared that they see Russia as ennemy )-they did it before – but now they are not against communism but against Russian people.New Nobel price for Obama ?
The first step for OSCE involvement would be the release of its observers. The OSCE has been trying to play its normal role but the mercenaries would allow it to. Its observers were chased off at gunpoint when they tried to enter Crimea.