Top Russian Official Reportedly Urged Putin to Halt War Against Ukraine
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While Vladimir Putin continues to insist on his maximum demands, his long-time confidant Dmitri Kosak takes a risky step: according to a report, he urges the President to end the war in Ukraine.
Top Russian official reportedly urged Putin to halt war against Ukraine
Dmitry Kozak, a deputy head of Russian President Vladimir Putin's administration, presented a plan to end hostilities alongside proposals for internal reforms, the New York Times reported, citing its sources.
Fallen from grace: Putin's deputy chief of staff Kozak urged Russian dictator to end war - NYT Dmitry Kozak, Putin's deputy chief of staff, privately advised the Russian dictator to end the war. He also proposed peace talks and internal reforms, and later lost influence.
Monday, August 11. Ukraine is in its 1,265th day of a full-scale war provoked by Russia. The European Union is trying to pressure the US to include Ukrainian President Trump in a meeting with Putin.
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