It's impossible to agree with Russia on Donbas - Klimkin - 112 International

July 26, 2019

Russia Ukraine It's impossible to agree with Russia on Donbas - Klimkin - 112 International Exclusive: Russia wants short-term gas deal with Ukraine before bypass routes complete - Reuters UK UNIAN: Russia challenges recovery of $1.3 billion in favor of Ukraine's Oschadbank - Kyiv Post Landslide Victory for Zelenskiy's Party in Ukraine: What Next? - Russia Matters Russia wants short-term gas deal with Ukraine before bypass routes done: sources - Reuters It's impossible to agree with Russia on Donbas - Klimkin - 112 International 112 International Head of Ukraine’s MFA Pavlo Klimkin believes that it is impossible for Ukraine to agree with Russia in Donbas, as Russia is using this territory to federalize Ukraine, as Klimkin reported during a meeting in Veteran Hub. Read More Exclusive: Russia wants short-term gas deal with Ukraine before bypass routes complete - Reuters UK Reuters UK MOSCOW/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Russia wants to strike a short-term deal with Kiev on gas transit to Europe when the current 10-year agreement expires in order to buy time to complete pipelines that will bypass Ukraine, four sources familiar with Russian thinking said. Read More UNIAN: Russia challenges recovery of $1.3 billion in favor of Ukraine's Oschadbank - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Russia's War Against Ukraine UNIAN: Russia challenges recovery of $1.3 billion in favor of Ukraine’s Oschadbank Published July 25 at 8:18 pm People try to enter a closed branch of Oschadbank on June 27, 2017, in Kyiv. Read More Landslide Victory for Zelenskiy's Party in Ukraine: What Next? - Russia Matters Russia Matters No other president in the history of Ukraine has had such resources under his control while facing such a weak and fragmented opposition and enjoying such enormous popularity among his compatriots. Read More Russia wants short-term gas deal with Ukraine before bypass routes done: sources - Reuters Reuters MOSCOW/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Russia wants to strike a short-term deal with Kiev on gas transit to Europe when the current ten-year deal expires in order to buy time to complete pipelines that will bypass Ukraine, four sources familiar with Russian thinking said. Read More

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