
Press Secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov called Vladimir Putin’s statement on Moscow’s position on Ukraine and the disrupted negotiations exhaustive.
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Russia planned to resume negotiations with Ukraine after the State Duma elections.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's statement on his position on Ukraine looks comprehensive. This is what the press secretary of the head of state Dmitry Peskov called him, RIA Novosti reports.
Before this, Putin stressed that Russia planned to resume negotiations with Ukraine after the State Duma elections, but this was prevented by the attempt of the Kyiv regime to attack Moscow on voting days.
“I think that the president stated our position very comprehensively,” the Kremlin representative shared.

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