The Wall Street Journal wrote on Thursday the
U.S. was about to offer to Russia a plan of deploying in eastern Ukraine of an
international contingent of 20,000 peacekeepers.
DA NANG
/Vietnam/, November 11. /TASS/. The Russian side has not received suggestions
from the U.S. about deployment in Donbass of the international contingent of
20,000 peacekeepers, President Vladimir Putin told a news conference at the
APEC summit in response to a request to comment on an article in The Wall
Street Journal.
"I
have not heard anything about it, I know nothing about it, thus it is
impossible to comment," he said, adding in practical life
"suggestions are one thing, but as a suggestion appears on paper it may
become different."
"Here
is nothing to comment, as it does not exist," Putin said. "If any
suggestions appear - we shall see."
The Wall
Street Journal wrote the U.S. was about to offer to Russia a plan of deploying
in eastern Ukraine of an international contingent of 20,000 peacekeepers. The
mission could be under OSCE, not UN, the newspaper wrote.
Source: ITAR-TASS 11-11-2017
