Russia is excited about a new deal with the United States on weapons with Ukraine

The United States has entered a new phase of participation in the Ukrainian conflict, which Washington has signed an arms supply deal for the city, which, according to Moscow, will be the subject of a 2015 agreement aimed at ending the struggle.

The current US sanctions against the Russian revival as a result of the conflict in eastern Ukraine, which led to the collapse of relations between Russia and the West.

Washington has long criticized Moscow for saying - technical, financial and material support material - the Russian back of the Donbass rebel. Militants are fighting for full autonomy or independence in Ukraine.

Russia refused to provide weapons to a separatist group.

However, in the United States in the past, this has made Trump's efforts under control and even now hides any party supporting the conflict.

Moscow said the last step has an impact on an agreement to end hostilities in 2015.

Russian Foreign Minister spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said: "The United States is urging to drill large-scale massacre in Donbass where there is already a situation on the edge as it continues to separate the areas controlled by Kiev in fact, Washington was a co-killer of killing people.

Earlier, the United States has granted Ukraine education and support tools such as allowing private companies to sell small arms in Ukraine, cannons and other weapons.

But according to the new plan Washington said that Kiev will provide what the Foreign Office calls "better protection".

According to unnamed US officials who are widely cited in the media, they will include US anti-aircraft missiles.

President Donald Tramvaux Former US President Barack Obama was reportedly seen as selling heavy weapons in Ukraine but stopped doing.

Republicans criticized Obama for their weaknesses, even Tom TITAN was also criticized for failure in Moscow

Last week, Russian officials left what they said in the Control and Coordination Center in Ukraine. This group is a joint patrol based on the original agreement.
Many Western countries have called for the return of Russia. The last step in the United States may be to put pressure on Moscow to change its decision.