US EditionUkraine Responds to Russia's Proposal for Short-Term Cease-Fire Periods
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A spokesman for Ukraine's Foreign Ministry, Tikhiy, said that during talks in Istanbul on July 23, the Russians continued to reject a complete ceasefire and said they should not cease fire because “they are moving on.”
In response to questions about Ukraine ' s expectations of negotiations in Istanbul with the Russian delegation, the present time was answered by Peter Oleshhuk, Doctor of Political Science, Professor of the Shevchenko National University of Kiev.
Moscow, 23 Jul (Latin Press) Russia did not change the composition of its delegation for the new round of negotiations with Ukraine, as reported today by the news agency Sputnik. The post No changes Russian delegation for dialogues with Ukraine first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
The Russian delegation, headed by Russian presidential adviser Vladimir Medinski, went to Istanbul to conduct direct negotiations with Kiev, reporting from the Kremlin. The parties are expected to exchange views on the draft memoranda that were presented at the second meeting on 2 July.
Talks between the delegations of Ukraine and Russia in Istanbul are scheduled for Wednesday evening at the Chiragan Palace, where the previous meeting took place.
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