The largest European airline Ryanair, on the question of whether they plan to return to the resumption of negotiations on Ukraine, said that they have nothing to add to the statement of the company on July 10. InfoResist was informed about this by the press service of Ryanair.

"Thank you for your message, but we have nothing more to add to our press release of July 10," answered the low-eater.

So the airline commented on the question of whether she received an invitation to resume negotiations and whether she plans to return to them.

Recall, a press release on July 10 did not mention the possibility of resuming negotiations.

Thus, we can assume that the company will not resume negotiations and does not plan to return to Ukraine.

Earlier, Ukrainian Prime Minister Vladimir Groisman instructed the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine to assess the negotiation process with the Irish low-cost air carrier Ryanair on flights to Ukraine and stated the need for the resumption of these negotiations.

Later Groisman said that he considers it necessary to offer Ryanair not to refuse to work in Lviv and Boryspil.