Pompeo hopes for creative ideas of new government of Ukraine to resolve conflict with Russia
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The United States hopes that the new government in Ukraine will look for creative ways to resolve the conflict with Russia.
U.S. Secretary of State Michael Pompeo said this in an interview with President of the Economic Club of Washington, D.C. David Rubenstein on Monday, July 29.

“We’re engaging with the new government in Ukraine. They just finished up their parliamentary elections last week. New president – I hope that that will engender a more creative set of ideas about how to resolve this problem. The conflict in Ukraine is real. They’re still fighting, not every day, but a lot. It’s very real,” Pompeo said.

He also added that the U.S. position regarding the annexation of Crimea remained unchanged.

“The U.S. position is that is unacceptable. Crimea must come back,” the U.S. Secretary of State stressed.