Elected on Wednesday by the head of the Seimas of Latvia Raymond Vejonis said that advocates the development of constructive relations with Russia, along with putting this condition the implementation of the Minsk agreements on Ukraine. "If Russia will not violate international law, the Minsk agreement on Ukraine, Latvia will maintain a constructive relationship with the neighboring country," said Vejonis in interview to the Latvian radio station Baltkom Wednesday immediately after his election. according to his statement, he is a supporter of constructive relations Between countries. "I have always advocated constructive relations Between countries. But any cooperation has two sides. If the country is regularly violates international consensus, If one admits the violation of the territorial integrity of another country, there is unfortunately a constructive dialogue to it, " said Vejonis. however, Moscow has stated many times that is not a party to domestic conflict, does not support the militia and not sending troops in the Donbass. Kiev continues to accuse Russia of "military aggression" and occasionally "finds" in the East of Ukraine and in the border areas of Russia, some Russian military units, although international observers in the process of regular inspections have never found any undeclared military activity. experts had previously said that the Ukrainian authorities are trying to blame the Russian Federation "aggression" to "blame" for the failures of their policies, as well as among them at international level, as well as to justify military operations in the Donbass.