The parties also touched upon the development of relations between the two countries.

“We will strongly regulate, or close them down,” the President wrote on Twitter.

The Kremlin press service noted that “new dates for the summits will be determined depending on the further development of the epidemiological situation.”

“The activities of 13 clandestine weapon modernization workshops equipped with specialized machinery have been stopped,” the press release reads.

Andriy Melnyk called the initiative a “blow to the face of Ukrainians.”

Pentagon representative also claimed once again that Russia had sent about 14 fighter aircrafts to Libya.

“I will not sit at the same table with such bandits,” Volodymyr Zelensky said after quarantine measures were eased in the city, despite the decision made by the federal government.

Thus, Tbilisi has no plans to return to participate in the Treaty on Open Skies, despite Moscow’s call.

The season will be resumed with playoff matches not earlier than July.