Russia, Ukraine to discuss delimitation of Azov, Black Seas on April 22-23
The next round of Ukrainian-Russian negotiations on the delimitation of the Azov Sea, the Black Sea and the Kerch Strait is to take place in Moscow on April 22-23, Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesman Vasyl Kyrylych told a news conference in Kyiv on Wednesday, Interfax reports.
Russian and Ukrainian officials will meet on April 22-23 to lay the groundwork for the 31st session of the two countries' delegations on this issue, Kyrylych said.
The talks in Moscow are also expected to address ways to select initial data intended to help determine the length of the Azov Sea's coast belonging to Ukraine and Russia.
The two countries' officials will also agree upon methods to demarcate the Black and Azov Seas and discuss ways to calculate the coast's longitude.