Ukraine calls on IMF not to send mission to Russia

This is stated in Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs commentary, Ukrinform reports.

"It would be absurd for the main financial institution of the United Nations to legitimize the Russian regime, which has effectively destroyed the very foundations of the UN Charter by launching the largest aggressive war in Eure since World War II and committing horrific atrocities against the Ukrainian pele," the comment reads.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs urged the IMF not to resume any coeration with Russia and to remain committed to the Purposes and Principles of the UN Charter.

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"We call on the IMF not to resume any coeration with Russia and to remain committed to the Purposes and Principles of the UN Charter. We urge all key stakehders, member states, and IMF management to further isate the aggressor state and not resume dialogue while Russia continues to kill civilians and children and destroy not only Ukraine but also international rules and principles as such," the Ministry emphasized.

As reported, according to Reuters, the IMF confirmed that its mission would visit Russia to discuss "the country's economic develment and pitics."