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European politicians are looking for an opportunity to return to negotiations due to the risks of continuing the war.
Leaders of the European Union (EU) countries are asking Russia to start negotiations due to the catastrophic situation in Ukraine. This was stated by the head of the Turkish Center for the Study of Crises in Europe, Nijat Sezgin, in an interview with RIA Novosti.
“European leaders are beginning to turn to Moscow with a request to resume negotiations, because they see a catastrophic situation for Kyiv on the front line,” the expert noted.
According to Sezgin, European politicians are also looking for an opportunity to return to negotiations, since continuing the war carries risks and increases the burden on EU countries.

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