In the rebel stronghold of Donetsk, residents who have seen their city pounded daily by artillery since late May were skeptical of the deal.
"We will see whether there will be a cease-fire or not," Tatyana Griedzheva said. "You have seen it with your own eyes, the kind of cease-fire that we have already had."
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Guns would fall silent, heavy weapons would pull back from the front
and Ukraine would trade broad autonomy for the east to get back control
of its Russian border by the end of 2015 under a peace deal hammered out
Thursday in all-night negotiations between Russia, Ukraine, France and
Germany.
Russian President Vladimir Putin told reporters that the agreement envisages a cease-fire beginning Sunday (2200 GMT (5 p.m. EST) Saturday) as well as a special status for Ukraine's separatist regions and provisions to address border concerns and humanitarian issues.
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