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German Government Spokesman on a Possible Discussion Friedrich Merz - Vladimir Putin: "On This Basis, He Could Follow

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A discussion between Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Russian President Vladimir Putin could "follow" after Abu Dhabi reached a general agreement on future negotiations on Ukraine, said a spokesman for the government...

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A discussion between Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Russian President Vladimir Putin could "follow" after Abu Dhabi reached a general agreement on future negotiations on Ukraine, said a spokesman for the government...

·Bucharest, Romania
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In Berlin, it is believed that, following the negotiations on Ukraine in Abu Dhabi, the chances of contact between Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Russian President Vladimir Putin have increased, and Germany has also supported Europe's participation in future negotiations.

·Bonn, Germany
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After negotiations, a federal chancellor may speak to a Russian leader in Abu Dhabi.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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A conversation between German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Russian President Vladimir Putin could take place after the Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi, but only if there is a clear goal and a real opportunity for meaningful dialogue. This was stated by the deputy government spokesman of Germany, Steffen Meyer. “A conversation just for the sake of a conversation is pointless,” Meyer said. According to him, Berlin is ready for such contact in principl…

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is in principle ready to talk to Russian President Vladimir Putin. However, such contact must have a specific goal, and Berlin does not yet see Russia's desire to achieve a just and lasting peace in Ukraine.

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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After the meetings in Abu Dhabi, the negotiators reached some understanding on future agreements

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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