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Ukraine and Russia agree to work on truce extension Ukraine and Russia agree to work on truce extension
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Ukraine and Russia have agreed to work together to establish a bilateral ceasefire in eastern Ukraine, the office of the French president says.Ukraine and Russia have agreed to work together to establish a bilateral ceasefire in eastern Ukraine, the office of the French president says.
They are also working towards the establishment of effective border controls, it adds.They are also working towards the establishment of effective border controls, it adds.
It follows talks between the leaders of Ukraine, Russia, Germany and France to resolve the conflict in east Ukraine.It follows talks between the leaders of Ukraine, Russia, Germany and France to resolve the conflict in east Ukraine.
A ceasefire between the Ukrainian authorities and pro-Russian separatists is due to end on Monday evening.A ceasefire between the Ukrainian authorities and pro-Russian separatists is due to end on Monday evening.
But the temporary truce, which was extended for three days on Friday, has had little effect on the ground, with both sides accusing the other of violating it.
Five Ukrainian soldiers have been killed in clashes in the east and a Russian state TV cameraman was also shot dead while he was reporting in the city of Donetsk.
On Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Ukrainian counterpart, Petro Poroshenko, agreed to work on "the adoption of an agreement on a bilateral ceasefire between Ukrainian authorities and separatists," the French presidency said in a statement.
"They have also agreed to work on the liberation of more hostages and prisoners and the organisation of "substantial tripartite negotiations," it added.
It came after a four-way teleconference between the two men, French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
President Poroshenko has come under pressure from protesters in the capital, Kiev, who want military operations against the rebels in the east to resume.
The ceasefire, which went into effect on 20 June, is due to expire at 22:00 (19:00 GMT) on Monday.