Kiev announced Moscow's disagreement on one topic of negotiations Russia

and Ukraine have reached a compromise on all points except the issue of Crimea, said Arakhamia. Earlier, Kyiv offered Moscow to resolve the issue of ownership of the peninsula within 15 years,

The Russian delegation agreed with all the proposals of the Ukrainian side, presented at the talks in Istanbul, except for the issue of Crimea, David Arakhamia, HEAD of the Ukrainian delegation and the parliamentary faction of the ruling Servant of the People party of Ukraine, said on the air of the 1 + 1 TV channel.

Arakhamia said that the Moscow delegation announced its position orally, Kyiv is now waiting for a written confirmation from RUSSIA. “Orally, as of yesterday [April 1] via videoconference, we heard that the Russian side does not object to such positions,” he stressed.

Representatives of Russia and Ukraine conduct daily negotiations online, Arakhamia continued, pointing out that official delegations talk about once every two days, and the working groups contact daily. He noted that now a large group, which includes diplomats and lawyers, is developing draft final documents.

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The signing of the treaty will lead to amendments to the Constitution of Ukraine to abandon the country's aspirations for NATO membership, Arakhamia recalled. “We want to hold a referendum – that is, it will be decided by the Ukrainian people, not by Ukrainian politicians,” he said, noting that at first Moscow opposed such a scenario, but then agreed that this was “the only way out of this situation.” If Ukrainian citizens do not support constitutional changes, this will require new negotiations with Russia, he said.