
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the Ukrainian side is again actively raising the issue of a truce in several areas, emphasizing that Russia will decide to continue negotiations based on its own interests.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin previously stated that Russia will decide to continue peace negotiations with Ukraine based on its own interests.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, during a conversation with reporters, said that the Ukrainian side is again actively raising the issue of a truce in a number of areas. His words are quoted by RIA Novosti.
“They are again actively raising the issue of a truce in several areas,” the Russian leader emphasized.
Earlier, Putin noted that Russia will decide to continue peace negotiations with Ukraine based on its own interests.
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