Ukrainian peace talks break up in Minsk, outcome not clear


  • World
  • Sunday, 01 Feb 2015

MINSK (Reuters) - Peace talks on the Ukraine crisis, involving Ukrainian and Russian representatives and separatist envoys, broke up on Saturday after more than four hours with key players leaving the venue by different cars, a Reuters witness said.

There was no announcement by those leaving the state residence and it was not known what the outcome of the talks was.

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