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Putin Says He Is Ready to Negotiate with Ukraine Based on Agreements Reached in Anchorage

Russia is ready and willing to reach an agreement with Ukraine through peaceful means, based on the compromises agreed upon during the Russian-American talks in Anchorage, Vladimir Putin stated at a meeting with the heads of international news agencies.

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He reiterated that Russia wants to end the conflict in Ukraine and assessed that Kiev is not ready for peace agreements.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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According to the Russian president, the US president's proposals could serve as the basis for a peace agreement, but he still has to persuade Ukraine to agree to them.

·Finland
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that Russia will defeat Ukraine on the battlefield if necessary, but is ready to put an end to the war through diplomacy and honor compromises that he said were agreed with his counterpart...

·Romania
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Russia is ready for a peaceful deal, Putin claims in front of journalists in St. Petersburg. However, this requires full control over Donbas.

·Germany
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Dmitriev: "Russia and USA Agreement for Bering Strait Tunnels." Average: "London," "Paris" and "Berlin" at work for negotiations with Russia. "Lavrov": "On Ukraine, the United States did not comply with the agreements"

·Turin, Italy
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noticiaslatam.lat broke the news on Thursday, June 4, 2026.
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