The document is expected to include the best proposals and approaches elaborated by political advisers.
Head of the Ukrainian delegation to the Trilateral Contact Group (TCG) on Donbas Leonid Kravchuk has suggested that the OSCE representatives develop a single document of proposals for Donbas settlement for its further adoption by the Normandy Four (Ukraine, Germany, France, and Russia) leaders.
A regular meeting of the TCG at the level of the heads of delegations was held via videoconference on January 21, the Ukrainian delegation wrote on Facebook.
"A real desire for peace on the part of the Russian Federation will give a powerful impetus to the work of the TCG," Kravchuk said.
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In this regard, "the development of a single document, which will be backed by the Normandy Four leaders, is the main guideline for the TCG's further work," the Ukrainian delegation said.
According to Kravchuk, "if the consultation process is approached from this position, the TCG will have every chance to move on to more constructive steps to implement the decisions adopted within the set of agreements, starting from 2014."
Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Reintegration of Temporarily Occupied Territories Oleksiy Reznikov says Russia continues blocking the Minsk talks regarding a joint action plan on Donbas settlement, put forward by Ukraine within the Trilateral Contact Group.
"Russia has no political will to move forward so far. They're dragging negotiations in every way possible. The Russian side has not yet formally submitted any plans that would be signed by [Russia's envoy to the TCG Boris] Gryzlov. Verbally, they say they'll be supporting the proposals submitted by representatives of the occupied 'ORDLO' [Russia-occupied parts of Donetsk and Luhansk regions in Donbas]."