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The Kremlin admits that a peace agreement with Ukraine was drawn up two months after the start of the war, but refuses to say what it consists of

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The Kremlin announced that it will not discuss publicly the conditions provided in a peace treaty drafted in the first months of the Ukraine war, after the American publication Wall Street Journal (WSJ) revealed details of this proposal on Friday, March 1. The Moscow Times. WSJ reported that Russia's treaty project, dated April 15, 2022, described Ukraine's future as "permanently neutral", limited to a smaller army, the annexed Crimean Peninsula…

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The Kremlin admits that a peace agreement with Ukraine was drawn up two months after the start of the war, but refuses to say what it consists of

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Kremenchuk admits that two months after the outbreak of the war, a peace agreement with Ukraine was prepared. He will not say what it is about.

Kremeny announced that he will not publicly discuss the terms of the ceasefire agreement prepared in the first months of the war in Ukraine after the American daily Wall Street Journal (WSJ) revealed details of the draft agreement on Thursday, March 1.

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The Kremlin admits that a peace agreement with Ukraine was drawn up two months after the start of the war, but refuses to say what it consists of

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The Kremlin admits that a peace agreement with Ukraine was drawn up two months after the start of the war, but refuses to say what it consists of

The Kremlin admits that a peace agreement with Ukraine was drawn up two months after the start of the war, but refuses to say what it consists of

Kremenchuk admits that two months after the outbreak of the war, a peace agreement with Ukraine was prepared. He will not say what it is about.

Kremenchuk admits that two months after the outbreak of the war, a peace agreement with Ukraine was prepared. He will not say what it is about.

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