Ukraine says peace road map has some common ground with its ideas


  • World
  • Friday, 09 May 2014

KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's Foreign Ministry said a draft road map presented in Kiev on Thursday by international mediators to settle the country's crisis with Russia had "some common ground" with its own proposals.

Information department head Yevgeny Perebinis said in an interview with "Fifth Channel" television, reported by the Interfax-Ukraine agency, that there was no demand that Ukrainian forces halt what he called "Anti-Terrorist Operations" against pro-Russian separatist militants in the east of the country.

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