Kyiv says all sides reaffirmed commitment to ceasefire in eastern Ukraine after talks
All sides have reaffirmed their commitment to reaching a ceasefire in eastern Ukraine, a Ukrainian statement said on Monday after a round of talks involving political advisers and diplomats in the so-called Normandy format.
The Normandy format brought together the governments of Ukraine, Russia, Germany and France to help end the conflict in eastern Ukraine between Kyiv's forces and Russian-backed separatists.
A source earlier told Reuters the latest talks lasted for about three hours and brought no tangible results.
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