Minsk talks on Ukraine still 'very likely' - France's Fabius


PARIS (Reuters) - A four-way summit in Minsk aimed at resolving the Ukraine crisis is still very likely to go ahead as scheduled on Wednesday despite a number of unresolved issues, French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said.

"There are a number of problems which remain to be resolved ... but it is very likely to go ahead," Fabius told France Inter radio.

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