The meeting of advisors to the Normandy Four (Ukraine, Russia, Germany, and France) leaders, earlier scheduled for August 28, has been postponed.
The delay is due to the business trip of Emmanuel Bonne, the advisor to the French leader, according to the Ukrainian President's Office.
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Earlier today, a source told RBC-Ukraine the meeting had been canceled.
Normandy Four: latest developments
On August 22, President Volodymyr Zelensky said that a meeting of advisors to the Normandy Four leaders would be held August 28, followed by a foreign ministers' meeting and a summit of N4 leaders.
The countries were to be represented by Deputy head of Russia's presidential administration Dmitry Kozak, head of the Ukrainian President's Office Andriy Yermak, aide to the German Chancellor for foreign policy Jan Haecker, and French president's advisor Emmanuel Bonne.
Foreign Minister of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba has said the country is interested in preserving the Normandy-Minsk infrastructure on Donbas settlement.
