Ο Πεσκόφ δήλωσε ότι ο πρόεδρος Βλαντίμιρ Πούτιν και ο Ουκρανός ομόλογός του Βίκτορ Γιανουκόβιτς συναντήθηκαν χθες στο θέρετρο Σότσι της Μαύρης Θάλασσας. Συζήτησαν για «συνεργασία στον τομέα της ενέργειας».
«Δεν υπήρξε τελική συμφωνία», τόνισε.
Στο Κίεβο εντείνονται οι διαδηλώσεις μετά τη χθεσινή επίσκεψη του προέδρου Γιανουκόβιτς στη Ρωσία για συνομιλίες για «στρατηγική συνεργασία», μετά τη διακοπή μιας συμφωνίας προσέγγισης με την ΕΕ.
Η αντιπολίτευση που καλεί σε μεγάλη διαδήλωση αύριο στο Κίεβο, θεωρεί ότι μια επαναπροσέγγιση με τη Ρωσία και κυρίως η ένταξη της Ουκρανίας στην υπό τη Μόσχα τελωνειακή ένωση των πρώην σοβιετικών δημοκρατιών θα είχε «τραγικές» συνέπειες για τη χώρα.
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