YEREVAN. – Zhamanak daily’s reliable sources close to the Ukrainian government inform that the Ukrainian diplomacy is focusing on the circumstances under whose pressure the Armenian party accepted the decision to support Russia at the UN General Assembly voting on Crimea, the daily reported.

“And [Ukraine] does not plan on dramatizing the situation by way of demarche, or other stringent measures of response.

“Furthermore, our sources informed that [Ukrainian Ambassador to Armenia] Mr. [Ivan] Kukhta will return to [capital city] Yerevan shortly, and he will continue to carry out his duties as before.

“The exact dates [for his return] are not yet reported, but the sources have found out that, in all likelihood, the Ukraine ambassador will be in Yerevan before Easter, on April 20,” Zhamanak wrote.