Russia stands by Ukraine ceasefire deal, 'respects' rebel vote


MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia is committed to the peace process in eastern Ukraine and wants further talks on ending the conflict between government forces and separatists, the Kremlin said on Friday.

Foreign policy adviser Yuri Ushakov also said Russia respects the will of voters in the east after a separatist leadership election regarded as illegitimate by the West.

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