Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Dmytro Razumkov says the resumption of water supplies to Crimea is theoretically possible, but it is necessary to understand what concessions Russia is ready to make. He made the relevant statement at a briefing on Friday, commenting on the statement by spokesman for the Ukrainian delegation to the Trilateral Contact Group (TCG) Oleksiy Arestovych who had supposed concessions could be made on the issue of water supplies to Crimea, an UNIAN correspondent reported. Read alsoEnvoy Kravchuk doesn't rule out Russia's further invasion of Ukraine over lack of water in CrimeaAccording to Razumkov, he would like to hear such comments "not from the TCG representative, but from those who are much deeper involved in this process."