Putin wants Ukraine ceasefire on current frontlines, Reuters sources say
- Vladimir Putin is prepared to stop the war in Ukraine through a ceasefire recognizing the current battlefield lines, as per four Russian sources informed Reuters.
- Three sources stated Putin's frustration with perceived Western interference in ceasefire talks.
- A non-negotiable demand from Putin is freezing the conflict along current lines to maintain parts of four Ukrainian regions without full control.
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Putin wants Ukraine ceasefire on current frontlines, sources say | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
MOSCOW/LONDON >> Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready to halt the war in Ukraine with a negotiated ceasefire that recognizes the current battlefield lines, four Russian sources told Reuters, saying he is prepared to fight on if Kyiv and the West do not respond.
Putin Wants Ceasefire Which Freezes Current Lines In Ukraine
Putin Wants Ceasefire Which Freezes Current Lines In Ukraine President Vladimir Putin is offering a ceasefire with Ukraine and its Western backers to end what has long been a full-fledged proxy war. But it's unlikely to be agreed to by Kiev as he reportedly wants to freeze current positions. "Putin can fight for as long as it takes, but Putin is also ready for a ceasefire - to freeze the war," a senior Russian source said to be close to the Russ…
Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready to stop the war in Ukraine and sign a ceasefire that would recognize the current battle lines, four Russian sources confirmed to Reuters.
Russia is in favor of negotiations on Ukraine and has not forbade anyone to conduct them, said Russian President Vladimir Putin. RIA Novosti, May 24, 2024
Putin ready to halt Ukraine war with ceasefire - under one condition
Officers carry the body of a person, killed during a missile attack in Kharkiv on May 23, 2024 (Picture: AFP) Vladimir Putin is prepared to halt his bloodshed in Ukraine in one condition – locking in Russia’s current battlefield gains, it has been reported. A ceasefire, while offering a temporary respite from the fighting, would result in abandoning as many as 11 million people who could be living under occupation, and about 18% of Ukrainian sov…
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