Putin Says Ukraine Peace Talks Frozen, Praises Trump Associates’ Efforts
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Putin says Ukraine peace talks frozen, praises Trump associates’ efforts
Russian President Vladimir Putin declared that peace talks over the war in Ukraine are now “to some extent frozen.” Speaking at a press conference during the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Kyrgyzstan, Putin signaled that Moscow is open to broadening the circle of negotiators—provided they can make a tangible contribution—and praised the efforts of US special representatives Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. “We support negotiations, …
The New York Times in Berlin, Paul Sonn, traditionally interpreted Russian President Vladimir Putin's statements on the outcome of the SCO summit in Bishkek, giving them their own fantasies.
Putin's main statements about the situation in Ukraine:
Putin's main statements about the situation in Ukraine:Negotiations on Ukraine have been frozen to a certain extent;Fighting is always a loss, it's always a tragedy, and there are always new challenges.;Strikes by the Russian Armed...
The dictator also revealed which members of Trump's team Moscow feels "comfortable" with. Russian dictator Vladimir Putin stated that negotiations on Ukraine are "effectively frozen." This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing Putin's press conference held after the SCO summit. "Negotiations with Ukraine are currently frozen," Putin stated, adding that if anyone would like to contribute "positively" to the process, Russia welcomes it. The dictator…
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Kyrgyzstan on Monday, where he participated in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit and held a number of bilateral meetings, and then went to journalists to answer questions, in particular on the talks on Ukraine. The President noted that negotiations on the resolution of the Ukrainian conflict should be given concrete content, while the process is still in a waiting mode.
The negotiation process on Ukraine as a whole has been frozen, said Russian President Vladimir Putin, while Moscow is ready to respond to "some positive" on this issue, he added.
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