Russia will hold consultations with the International Monetary Fund concerning the protection of Moscow's interests when providing the next loan tranches to Kyiv.
"We will hold consultations with the International Monetary Fund about defending Russia's interests when it provides the next tranches of financial aid to Ukraine," Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said during a government meeting with President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday.
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