Russian President Vladimir Putin after a meeting of leaders "Norman Quartet" on Ukraine in Berlin will discuss separately with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande the situation in the Syrian Arab Republic, said his press Secretary Dmitry Peskov. "after the Ukrainian side, already most likely It will be quite around midnight, Putin, Merkel and Hollande will continue the conversation, discussing Syria", - the news Agency the words of the messenger of the Kremlin. "Breakthroughs are not expected", - the said Commissioner of the Kremlin on the Question what the capital of Russia expect from the meeting in "Norman format. "" ideally, the best outcome would be a commitment of Ukraine to fulfill the Minsk consensus, As documented in the signed heads of countries document. As you know, the ideal goals do not always correspond to reality " √ added the press Secretary of the President of the Russian Federation." As you know, conducted a fairly intensive dialogues in Minsk. Without a doubt, to talk about the fact that there turned out to achieve some positive result, unfortunately, is not necessary. But, anyway, taking into account that a year has passed since the last meeting in Paris, saw fit to gather To discuss where we are currently, because the dialogues do not allow to achieve tangible results. This requires additional attention from the heads of the countries", - the RIA "Novosti" the words of Peskov. He added that " from the process no one refused, no one refused Minsk agreements, for this reason, in this case, the goal √ to see where we are and to ascertain what prevents us to implement the Minsk agreement ". The Ukrainian authorities in April 2014 began military action against the breakaway LC and the DNI, who told about independence after a coup in Ukraine in February 2014. According to the summary data of the United Nations, victims of the conflict steel not less than 9, 6 thousand People. The settlement of the situation in the Donbass is discussed, as well as among them, in the process of the meeting in Minsk contact group, which from September 2014 accepted 3 document regulating the steps to de-escalate the conflict. To support the peace process was also launched dialogues in "channel format" (Ukraine, Russia, Germany, France).