More than a week after Vladimir Putin sent his own proposals to resolve the incident in the Donbass Petro Poroshenko, from Kiev came the answer, which the Kremlin has received and analysed.

Previously head of Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that the signals from Kiev to Moscow felt that Poroshenko roughly ready to discuss the initiative of the Russian Federation.

"Received and reviewed," said RIA Novosti, Dmitry Peskov. With all this he did not answer the question about the reaction of Moscow to the letter Poroshenko and its constituent parts.

Remember Vladimir Putin in mid-January sent a letter to the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko, in which there was a proposal to the parties to the incident in the Donbass about the discharge of heavy artillery. on 20 January, the Minister for foreign Affairs of Ukraine Pavlo Klimkin approved that Kyiv received the proposals of the President of the Russian Federation.

Earlier, foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov announced that the reaction Poroshenko, which was obtained verbally, in Moscow felt that it roughly is ready to negotiate. The head of the Russian foreign Ministry said that Kiev raises questions, but some of them technical and fully subject to approval.

After that, the Kremlin said that a formal response to Putin's proposals were received from the President of Ukraine on January 26. In the public relations division, Poroshenko said in reply to the letter to Putin, he insisted on the observance of the Minsk agreements in the settlement of the incident in the Donbass and the liberation of the Ukrainian pilots Hope Savchenko, which is suspected of involvement in the murder of Russian journalists.
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