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  • International observers monitoring the separatist conflict in Ukraine have documented a sharp uptick in violations of peace agreements as Western countries sound the alarm over a buildup of Russian troops on the border. Kiev has been fighting pro-Russian separatists in two breakaway regions in the east of the country since 2014 when Moscow annexed the Crimean peninsula from Ukraine. Ukraine this week accused Russia of massing thousands of military personnel on its northern and eastern borders and a recent increase in fighting has upended a ceasefire agreement last year that had brought relative calm to the conflict. Monitors from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) said in a statement late Wednesday that there had been a dramatic increase in recent violations that was hindering their work. "The number of violations recorded over the past two weeks has reached its highest level this year and was three times higher than over the same period before," the OSCE said in a statement. "The last two weeks have also seen a significant increase in restrictions and impediments to the freedom of movement" of the OSCE's special monitoring mission. The monitoring group added that nine out of 10 of its long-range drone flights were affected by jamming. Fighting escalated at the start of the year, with Moscow and Kiev blaming each other for the rise in violence between government forces and separatists in eastern Ukraine. Kiev says at least 28 Ukrainian servicemen have been killed and 68 wounded since January. Ukraine and its Western allies accuse Russia of sending troops and arms to prop up the separatists -- claims that Moscow denies. United States President Joe Biden and German Chancellor Angela Merkel agreed in a phone call Wednesday to call on Russia to reduce the number of troops on the border, saying it would help bring a "de-escalation" of the tensions. Foreign ministers of the three former Soviet Baltic states Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania -- which have been staunch supporters of Ukraine since the outbreak of fighting -- were due Thursday to give a joint press conference in Kiev Thursday. jbr/emg/spm
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  • Ukraine conflict truce violations top year high: OSCE
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