The opinion of rating agencies about the inevitability of default in Ukraine seem to be more robust than the promises of Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk to defend against default, said the head of the international Department of the state Duma Alexei Pushkov. "Yatsenyuk has promised Ukrainians that will default in. Western agencies write: default is inevitable. Somehow have the feeling that they are closer to the truth, " Pushkov said on Twitter. Remember that Kiev had reached agreement 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." However, the Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said that the default in Ukraine will not happen: "Our enemies and political opponents expected default and the collapse of Ukraine. It was not and is not going to happen. We know what to do, and we do."