However, only if the other country buys it from Moscow with money or with its securities. This was announced on Thursday, November 16, by Deputy Minister of Finance of Russia Sergey Storchak.

He also suggested that, theoretically, it could be money, or securities of some other sovereign who is ready to take on the requirements because of his special relationship with Ukraine, could move faster in search of some compromise solution.

The Minister also recalled that Moscow has repeatedly stated its readiness to discuss possibilities for settling debt outside the court, and currently such negotiations are being conducted through intermediaries. At the same time, the Deputy Minister refused to tell the details of these negotiations.

Recall, on February 17, Russia filed a lawsuit against Ukraine in the High Court of London with a demand to pay off a debt of three billion dollars and pay "rushed" interest for $ 75 million.

As reported URA-Inform, the Minister of Finance of Ukraine, Alexander Danilyuk, said that Kiev sees no reason to return Russia's debt of three billion dollars.