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Ukraine summit: World leaders slam Putin’s peace terms as Kyiv seeks broad consensus to end war

World leaders criticized Russian President Putin's proposed terms at the Ukraine peace summit in Switzerland.
Leaders from over 90 countries gathered to support Kyiv's efforts at the summit, aiming to find a solution to end the war.
Delegates at the summit agreed Kyiv should engage in dialogue with Russia to achieve peace while strongly backing Ukraine's independence and territorial integrity.

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BBC News

Vladimir Putin peace terms slammed at Ukraine summit

Leaders from Italy and Germany called the Russian president's plan "propaganda" and "dictatorial".

10 days ago·United Kingdom

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abc News

Nations resume talks on peace in Ukraine with Russia absent

Eighty countries have jointly called for the “territorial integrity” of Ukraine to be the basis for any peace agreement to end Russia’s two-year war, though some key developing nations at a Swiss conference did not join in

10 days ago·United States

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Ukraine summit strives for broad consensus to lean on Russia to end war

BUERGENSTOCK, Switzerland (Reuters) - Western powers and countries from the rest of the world will use the second day of a major summit in Switzerland on Sunday to pursue a consensus on condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraineand underscoring concerns about the war's human cost. Read full story

10 days ago·Malaysia

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South China Morning Post

World leaders back just peace for Ukraine as Zelensky laments China’s absence from summit

Over 90 countries attended a Swiss summit at the behest of Ukraine’s president – but Russia was not invited and China did not attend.

10 days ago·Hong Kong

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Infobae

Brazil, Mexico and ten other countries did not sign the declaration of the Ukraine Peace Summit

Developing world nations and Russia's partners in forums such as the BRICS declined to adhere to the document, which calls for respect for Kiev's “territorial integrity”. 80 countries did sign up to the text, including those of the European Union, the United States, Japan, Argentina, Chile and Ecuador

10 days ago·C A B A, Argentina

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