KYIV, Nov 27 - The debt of the Russian Federation under the claim of Oschadbank (Kyiv) for compensation of losses in connection with investments lost in Crimea will grow by $97,000 daily, chairman of the bank Andriy Pyshny has said.

KYIV, Nov 28 - Ukrzaliznytsia plans to raise freight traffic rates from February 1, 2019 by 16.6%, Acting Chairman of the Board of Ukrzaliznytsia Yevhen Kravtsov has said during the Infrastructure Day of the European Business Association (EBA).

KYIV, Nov 28 - The share of Indian pharmaceutical products in Ukraine could grow by 2% in 2019, President of the Indian Pharmaceutical Manufacturers' Association (IPMA) Dr. Menon said.

KYIV, Nov 24 – Naftogaz Ukrainy bought 19 billion cubic meters (bcm) of natural gas in January-October 2017, which is 14.5% or 2.4 bcm more than a year ago.

KYIV, Nov 24 – The minimum investment in maintaining the stable operation of Ukraine's gas transportation system (GTS) is $200-300 million annually with the existing volumes of transit work, Chairman of Naftogaz Ukrainy Andriy Kobolev has said.

KYIV, Nov 24 – The Ukrainian government has approved an updated government targeted defense program "Corvette" for 2011-2028 on the creation of multi-purpose combat ships of the corvette class in the interests of the Ukrainian Navy, the implementation of which was actually stopped in the conditions of the new military-political situation in the country in 2014.

KYIV, Nov 27 - The state-owned Spectechnoexport enterprise considers deliveries of 40mm anti-tank precision shoulder-fired rocket launchers (PSRLs) from U.S. company AirTronic as part of the strategy of bilateral military and technical cooperation between Kyiv and Washington, the company reported.

KYIV, Nov 28 - Poland seeks about 250 million Polish zlotys, or $70 million, in compensation from Ukraine's Zaporizhia Automobile Plant (ZAZ), for previously failing to fulfill investment commitments, a newspaper reported.

KYIV, Nov 27 – Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman expressed hope that goods flow between Ukraine and Georgia would grow from almost $500 million to $1 billion a year.

KYIV, Nov. 28 - India was the biggest market for Ukrainian agriculture products in the first 10 month of 2017, importing 11.3 percent of exports in cash terms, Reuters reported Tuesday citing Ukraine’s Agriculture Ministry.