KIEV -- Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Ihor Mityukov on Monday said Ukraine would stick to economic targets agreed with the International Monetary Fund.
"The government does not intend to change the indicators and criteria which were laid down in the memorandum with the IMF," Mityukov said.
An IMF mission is visiting Kiev to review the implementation of an economic program backing a $1.5 billion standby loan.
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