Russian President Vladimir Putin floated the idea of direct peace talks with Ukraine for the first time since March 2022 amid mounting U.S. pressure on both Moscow and Kyiv to engage.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin signaled he was open to ceasefire talks with Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy as U.S. pressure ramps up to secure a peace deal.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin floated the idea of direct peace talks with Ukraine for the first time since March 2022 amid mounting U.S. pressure on both Moscow and Kyiv to engage.
By Ross Adkin, CNN (CNN) — Russian President Vladimir Putin said Monday he is open to the possibility of bilateral talks with Ukraine for the first time in years, as pressure from the United States builds on both sides to agree to a quick peace deal.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy called for a moratorium on “striking civilian infrastructure,” while Moscow said such a proposal could be tackled through bilateral negotiations.
The Russian President claimed Monday he is open to possibly starting direct negotiations with Ukraine to end the war that's been going on since February 2022.
President Donald Trump is calling for Ukraine and Russia to meet for “very high level talks,” saying they are “very close to a deal” after productive meetings. Trump posted on his Truth Social site shortly after arriving in Rome for Pope Francis’ funeral that it was a “good day in talks and meetings…
ROME -- President Donald Trump on Friday called for Ukraine and Russia to meet for "very high level talks," saying they are "very close to a deal" on ending the bloody three-year war.
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