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Russia rejects Trump’s new ceasefire deal unless sanctions lifted in latest demand
- Russia stated that the ceasefire agreement in the Black Sea would only take effect if certain sanctions, including those on Rosselkhozbank, were lifted.
- U.S. President Donald Trump mentioned that his administration would analyze Russia's demands regarding the ceasefire.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed frustration over tying the ceasefire to sanctions relief, accusing Russia of deception.
- The EU declared that no changes to sanctions would occur without an unconditional withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukraine.
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Russia demands that some of the sanctions against banks and other companies be lifted. Only then does it want to stop the attacks in the Black Sea. Trump also acknowledges that Putin could play for time.
·Vienna, Austria
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Moscow wants to guarantee a safe civil shipping on the Black Sea only when sanctions against the Kremlin are lifted. Selenskyy is expected today in Paris. All news about the Ukraine war in the live ticker.
·Berlin, Germany
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Russia reneges on Black Sea ceasefire, says Western sanctions must first be lifted
Russia is walking back its agreement to establish a maritime ceasefire on the Black Sea, saying that Western nations must first lift their economic sanctions. The White House announced Tuesday that it reached an agreement with Ukraine — matching a…
·Denver, United States
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Total News Sources26
Leaning Left5Leaning Right5Center9Last UpdatedBias Distribution48% Center
Bias Distribution
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