Putin Suggests Ukraine War Coming to End After Victory Day Parade
Putin said he was ready to meet Volodymyr Zelenskyy only after a lasting peace deal is settled, while signaling new security talks with Europe.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin said he thinks the conflict between Russia and Ukraine is coming to an end after a military parade in Moscow.
- Putin expressed willingness to negotiate new security arrangements for Europe and prefers Germany's former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder as a negotiating partner.
- Putin stated he would only meet Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky once a lasting peace deal is agreed upon.
- Putin noted that Russia had not yet heard from Ukraine about any prisoner exchanges agreed in the recent US-led ceasefire deal.
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Dmitrij Peszkov szerint azonnal véget érhet a haború, ha Zelenszkij meghozza a „szükséges döntést”.
The war in Ukraine will soon end, but it is not yet possible to talk about specifics or a final date, announced Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.
The Russian leader is in a delicate situation: he recognizes the discontent of the population, but he gives no sign that he will give up his demands.
Russia considered this Tuesday that it is too early to talk about “concrete details” about the end of the war in Ukraine, after President Vladimir Putin said on the weekend that “it is coming to an end.”
Kremlin Echoes Putin: Ukraine Conflict Moving Toward Conclusion, 'Major Work' Still Remains
Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin, said Moscow believes the accumulated groundwork in the peace process indicates that the conflict in Ukraine is gradually approaching its conclusion, although he stressed that it is still too early to speak about concrete outcomes. Speaking to reporters, Peskov explained that Putin's recent comments about the conflict nearing an end reflected Russia's continued openness to dialogue an…
Kreml om Vladimir Putins uttalelser om at krigen i Ukraine «går moth slutten»: Utviklingen i fredsprosessen betyr at and avslutning nærmer seg.
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