Russia to oppose restructuring of Ukraine's debt, will go to court if obligations not met - Siluanov
Russia is not going to restructure Ukraine's debt worth $3 billion and will file a lawsuit if Ukraine fails to meet its obligations, Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said.
"We will not agree to any restructuring. We will wait for Ukraine to fulfill its obligations. If obligations are not met we will go to an arbitration court in line with the agreement on the investment of the National Welfare Fund's money to bonds of Ukraine as a sovereign [state]," Siluanov said.
Russia may file a lawsuit in line with British laws as it is provided in case of a default or of Ukraine fails to fulfill its obligations, he said.
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