At this, the minister noted the talks are held through German "mediators."
"We are in contact with them [the Russian side] through German partners every day. As you know, I met them in Peru under the mediation of the German Finance Minister. And they [the German side] are helping us as mediators," Jaresko said.
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In turn, Finance Minister Jaresko noted Ukraine had not yet received any proposals from Russia.
On December 8, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) changed its lending rules to allow it to keep supporting countries if they fail to repay official creditors.
The move helps Ukraine to continue cooperation with the IMF, even if it misses payments on a $3 billion debt to Russia.
