Ukraine's decision to sign a free trade agreement with the EU does not mean that Kiev cannot besprepyatstvenno to trade with Russia, said Prime Minister of great Britain D. Cameron in the process of bilateral meetings with Vladimir Putin. "on the issue of Ukraine, the Prime Minister and the Russian President Putin agreed that the Minsk agreement must be made in full force. They also discussed the issues of trade and economic relations between Russia and Ukraine, and the Prime Minister confirmed that he considers that the Decision of Ukraine about free trade from EU does not mean that she can't besprepyatstvenno to trade with Russia ", - quotes RIA "Novosti" letter of the office of the British Prime Minister. The message of Cameron can be considered at least strange: the problem in trade relations between Moscow and Kiev not in doubt about the possibility of Ukraine besprepyatstvenno to trade with Russia. The signing of the Association agreement EU and Ukraine opens the EU-Ukraine customs border, and it is in the moment between Ukraine and Russia, They also de facto absent. So, the EU gets duty free access to the huge Russian market. The meeting between Cameron and Putin took place on the first day of the week in Antalya. on Wednesday the head of Ministry of economic development Alexei Ulyukayev said that the Russian Federation in connection with the signing of the Treaty of unification of Ukraine and the EU is considering imposing relative to Kiev a number of measures, as well as among them food embargo. On 5 November the head of Ministry of agrarian policy and food of Ukraine Oleksiy Pavlenko said that his country is ready for the introduction of Russia's ban on imports of Ukrainian agricultural products. Remember, after tripartite consultations on Association of Ukraine with the EU, held in early October, the head of the Ministry of economic development Alexey Ulyukaev stated that the Russian Federation is not satisfied with the EU's proposals. At the end of September, Prime Minister Medvedev D. A. said that the Russian Federation wants to switch to a normal trade regime with Ukraine, without preferences. The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine and the European Parliament on 16 September 2014 ratified the Association agreement Kiev and Brussels, however, the use of the free trade agreement was delayed until 2016.