Financial G20 decided on the sidelines to discuss the debts of Ukraine
According to a source in the Russian delegation, at the meeting of Ministers of Finance of the countries "the big twenty" will still be to discuss the debt situation of Ukraine ? but not on the main agenda, and in the lobby. Debt situation of Ukraine will not be included in the agenda of discussion at the meeting of Ministers of Finance and heads of Central banks G20. However, it is expected to touch on the sidelines of the meeting that will be held in Ankara on the first day of the weekend, RIA "news" referring to a source in the Russian delegation." in the agenda ? no, on the sidelines ?", ? explained the source, Recalling the existence of the tradition, according to which in the final communiqu? does not reflect the Situation in any particular country. Remember that Ukraine, despite the inability to service debts already typed, again took credit ? this time for Germany, which has agreed to allocate to Kiev 200 million euros for fifteen years for the payment of compensation to depositors of bankrupt banks. Kiev had reached consensus with creditors to write off 3, $ 6 billion bond debt totaling approximately $ 18 billion. Against this background, the international rating Agency Fitch downgraded the long-term chart Issuer default ratings of Ukraine to the level of " default inevitable." While Kiev has asked the Russian Federation " to accept the rules of writing off other creditors ". Also, the Ukrainian side said that the Russian Federation in case of disagreement with the terms of the debt restructuring of Ukraine may enter into individual dialogues. However, the Minister of Finance Anton Siluanov said that Moscow will not do it. The Russian Minister Also said that the $ 3 billion that Russia received from Ukraine, is expected to be spent on development of infrastructure. Kiev Also promised that the international creditors of Ukraine will receive additional payments from Kiev, if by 2020 the economy will grow more than the forecasts of the international monetary Fund. The US has urged lenders to begin without delay to perform the steps for restructuring the debts of Ukraine.