Finance Ministry: Russia is not received from Ukraine calls on debt restructuring
Moscow continues to monitor the situation with the state debt of Ukraine, but still have not received from Kiev appeals for the restructuring, said the Deputy head of the Ministry of Finance of Russia Sergey Storchak.

Moscow continues to monitor the situation with the state debt of Ukraine, but still have not received from Kiev appeals for the restructuring, said the Deputy head of the Ministry of Finance of Russia Sergey Storchak.
"in Ukraine we meticulously see what happens. Notice that there are hedge funds that are highly doubt we have to take this deal, so monitoring of this situation is of great interest, and even purely theoretical - will Ukraine to defend the plight of Argentina if it works the famous case law, "said Storchak, reports RIA" Novosti ".
"But from the perspective of our own financial interests, we believe that until December for a long time, anything can happen. Ukraine to share with us, they sustain their position, " he added. On September 17, the Ukrainian constitutional majority of deputies supported the Package prepared by the government of draft laws on the restructuring of the debt. September 18, the head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko has signed a Package of draft laws. This week was widely started the process of restructuring and the cancellation of the public debt of Ukraine. The package of laws needed to run this mechanism came into force. In the late summer of Ukraine agreed 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.