US EditionThe Russian Delegate Vladimir Kara-Murza's Disclosures About the Fate of the War. "The Russian Opposition Holds Culinary Negotiations with Ukraine"
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The rash opposition from Russia is discussed behind the doors closed by Ukrainian officials, said yesterday for Politico, Vladimir Kara-Murza, Russian-British journalist, winner of the Pulitzer Prize and critical of the Kremlin. Kara-Murza made these statements after the joint address of members of the European Parliament in Brussels, together with Julia Navalnai, saw the former Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalní.
They Want to Reach a New Level. The Russian Opposition Is Conducting a Secret Dialogue with Ukraine,
Russian oppositionists in exile are holding behind-the-scenes talks with Ukrainian officials, RBC-Ukraine reports, citing a comment by Russian oppositionist and former political prisoner Vladimir Kara-Murza to Politico. According to him, the talks between Russian oppositionists and Ukrainian officials were not "public." "We would like to take them to the highest level," Kara-Murza said after a joint speech before members of the European Parliame…
The rash opposition from Russia discussed behind the doors closed by Ukrainian officials, said yesterday, for Politico, Vladimir Kara-Murza, Russian-British journalist, winner of the Pulitzer Prize and important critic of the Kremlin.
As the war in Ukraine enters its fourth year, a discreet rapprochement takes place far from the spotlight: figures of the Russian opposition in exile are said to have engaged in a dialogue with Ukrainian officials. A still confidential initiative, revealed by the dissident Vladimir Kara-Murza in the columns of Politico. A dull dialogue between Russian exiles and Ukrainian authorities Vladimir Kara-Murza, a Russian-British journalist and well-kno…
Russian opposition figures in exile called on the EU not to encourage territorial concessions to Russia and not to appease Putin. Like Zelensky, they consider the Kremlin's memorandum on the end of the war to be an ultimatum and doubt the success of the talks in Istanbul. They also called for giving money to Russian media in exile
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