US EditionBloodbath in Ukraine and intransigence on the future of Crimea
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The status of Crimea is not an issue now, a ceasefire is important, Macron said from Mauritius
French President Emmanuel Macron reiterated today that an unconditional ceasefire in Ukraine must be a priority and that the issue of the status of the Russian-occupied Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea is not currently on the agenda. He made the remarks during a visit to the island nation of Mauritius, AFP reports. Macron said that the status of Crimea, which is at the heart of the stalemate in the search for an agreement with Moscow on a ceasefire…
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