"To date, we do not have a single agreed roadmap, which could set out fundamentally important things, such as the sequence of what should be done….We need a clear, explicit roadmap, and this roadmap will be developed on the basis of our joint position in Normandy four format," Klimkin said at a briefing following a meeting with Polish Foreign Minister in Kiev.
In February 2015, a peace agreement was signed between Ukraine’s conflicting sides in the Belarusian capital of Minsk, after talks of the Normandy Four countries, comprising Russia, Ukraine, France and Germany.
The deal stipulates a full ceasefire, weapons withdrawal from the line of contact in eastern Ukraine, an all-for-all prisoner exchange and constitutional reforms, which would give a special status to the self-proclaimed Donetsk and Luhansk people’s republics.