Ukraine will continue the rupture of relations with Russia

The Ukrainian side will continue to reduce the number of agreements with Russia, said Deputy Minister of foreign Affairs of Ukraine Vasily Bodnar in an interview with UKRINFORM.Currently, there are about 300 Russian-Ukrainian

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