Poroshenko: Five Western Partners to Help With Minsk Agreements Roadmap

President Petro Poroshenko announced the start of consultations with foreign partners to develop a ‘roadmap’ for implementation of the Minsk Agreements during a press briefing in Warsaw on July 9. He said that all countries of what he termed the "G5" — USA, France, Germany, Italy, and Great Britain — will take part in drafting this document.

The roadmap will primarily concern unhindered access for the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to the occupied territories, as well as the non-government controlled part of the Russian–Ukrainian border, to prevent the infiltration of the regular Russian Army, mercenaries, equipment and artillery, in order to create the environment to begin political processes.

Source: Interfax Ukraine