Given the complexity of the issues raised, the judge decided to postpone the decision, the Ministry of Finance. The High Court of London postponed the passing of an interim decision on the case of Ukraine's debt to Russia worth $ 3 billion. This is stated on the website of the Ministry of Finance. In March, the court of London ordered Ukraine to pay Russia "Yanukovych's debt" of 3 billion dollars, as well as interest. Kiev promised to appeal on June 10. "The court considered the application of Ukraine on further suspension of the execution of the court decision until the end of the consideration of the appeal of Ukraine in the English Court of Appeal, which will be held no earlier than 2018," the Ministry of Finance. It is noted that "given the complexity of the issues raised, the judge decided to postpone the passing of his decision". "Thus, after today's hearing, the judge will allocate a certain amount of time to consider the matter deeper before issuing its decision on time," the ministry added.. Earlier, the Ministry of Finance called the London court decision "the first stage". The department believes that it does not take into account "the objective facts of economic and military aggression against Ukraine and its people, which Russia has done without interruption since 2014".

Original article: London court postponed decision on Yanukovych's debt.