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Ukraine to hold more gas talks in Moscow-Naftogaz

Thu Jan 8, 2009 3:58am EST

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KIEV, Jan 8 (Reuters) - A Ukrainian delegation is likely to travel to Moscow for more gas talks with Russia's Gazprom (GAZP.MM) after three-way negotiations in Brussels, a spokesman for Ukraine's state-run energy company said on Thursday.

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The spokesman said that Naftogaz chief Oleh Dubyna held talks overnight in Moscow with Gazprom and is now on his way to Brussels.

"Dubyna held talks in Moscow and is now going to Brussels where there should be three-way talks," said Valentyn Zemlyanski, Naftogaz's spokesman. "After that, the delegation will likely go to Moscow."

"We are not commenting on any results of the talks yet," he said. (Reporting by Pavel Polityuk, writing by Guy Faulconbridge and Sabina Zawadzki; Editing by Christian Lowe)

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