Yushchenko has arrived in Moscow

President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko has arrived in Moscow. The aim of the two-days working visit of Yushchenko to the Russian Federation is the participation in the informal meeting of CIS countries leaders.

Today President Yushchenko plans to meet with Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Aleksey ll, and also grant an interview to a row of Russian mass media.

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