Ukraine Talks in Geneva: Selenskyj Open to Referendum on Frontline

Berliner Morgenpost

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After the first day of the talks in Geneva, Selenskyi sees no willingness to negotiate with Russia. He blames the Russian representative.

Sueddeutsche Zeitung

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For hours Ukrainians and Russians negotiate an end to the four-year war. Ukrainian allies have also travelled to Geneva. President Selensky explains what solution he would find acceptable.

Handelsblatt

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For hours Ukrainians and Russians negotiate an end to the four-year war. Ukrainian allies have also travelled to Geneva. President Selenskyy explains what solution he would find acceptable.

www.t-online.de

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Selenskyy is open to a referendum to freeze the conflict. In Russia cucumbers are now more expensive than bananas. All developments in the news blog.

Kurier

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The negotiations in Geneva were difficult, the talks were "very tense." Selensky is open to a referendum on the front line.

zdfheute.de

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In Geneva, Ukraine and Russia continue to struggle for an end to the war - negotiations are stalling. Selenskyy stresses: For a peace agreement, the consent of the population is needed.