The head of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker said this at a press conference following the talks.

According to him, the teams of negotiators have done hard professional work in recent weeks and months, the result of negotiations was a compromise.

"We have made significant progress in the negotiations over the past week," he stressed..

It is noted that, within the framework of the talks, Britain assured the EU that the rights of citizens of EU countries living in the UK will change after the process of "divorce" is completed. In this case, legal procedures for residents of the region will be simple and inexpensive.

As previously reported, URA-Inform, British Prime Minister Therese May asks the European Union not to disclose information on the amount of payments that the country must provide according to Brexit's results & nbsp;.