UEFA president Michel Platini last week gave the Ukrainian government until June 2 to show signs it could catch up on preparations for the tournament.
"The stadiums in Lviv and Kiev and two airport terminals are the ones which we need to focus on right now," Borys Kolesnikov, Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister for Euro 2012, told reporters.
"The most serious delay is at the Lviv stadium. The UEFA put the stadium in the 'black' risk category, not even in the 'red' one. But I want to say that everything will be ready close to the set times," Kolesnikov said.
Ukraine, within the next two months, has to complete the foundation levels of planned airport terminals in Lviv and Donetsk, finish the eastern wing of the Lviv stadium and concrete structures in the Kiev stadium's western wing.
