Russia may win a good deal on Great Britain leaving the European Union, since peace in Ukraine is supposedly set to become of less interest to Brussels, Ukraine Today reports.
And the member of Ukrainian delegation to PACE Volodymyr Ariyev believes that next year, PACE will steadily lift Russia sanctions.
The considerations of Ukraine-EU visa liberalization in the European Parliament and other European institutions may be postponed for several weeks or months, according to Iryna Gerashchenko, first vice speaker of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.
The only one to instill optimism is National Bank Governor Valeriya Gontareva who is convinced Brexit will not affect the hryvnia currency rate.
Read alsoPoroshenko on Brexit: "It's sad but we should do our thing"Volodymyr Groysman, Ukraine's Prime Minister said: "We deeply respect the choice of British citizens. Nevertheless, I personally believe the European Union will stay united in its policy. And the Ukrainians will further stick to the European values."
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