WASHINGTON - Ukraine's new prime minister vowed to root out corruption and urged Russia to abide by a cease-fire in the eastern part of his struggling country, where Moscow-backed separatists and Ukrainian forces have been fighting. Volodymyr Groysman spoke to The Associated Press in an interview on June 16, one day after meeting with Vice President Joe Biden and other U.S. officials. Biden announced that the Obama administration, a staunch supporter of Ukraine, was pledging $220 million in assistance this year to help the former Soviet nation implement reforms.
Associated Press: New Ukraine PM vows reform, blames Russia (Interview)
Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman speaks during an event at the National Press Club June 16, 2016 in Washington, DC. Groysman discussed the current political situation in Ukraine.
