Coverage dated April 21, 2022

UN Chief to Meet With Putin to Press for Peace in Ukraine

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The United Nations says Secretary-General Antonio Guterres plans to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin next week to make an urgent, face-to-face plea for peace in Ukraine

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  1. CNN

    UN secretary-general will meet with Putin on April 26 in Moscow (opens CNN)

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    Ukrainian officials and satellite images point to evidence of mass graves outside the besieged city of Mariupol as Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed its "liberation." Follow here for live updates.

  2. Sioux City Journal

    Live updates | UN chief to meet with Putin in Moscow (opens Sioux City Journal)

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    The U.N.'s secretary-general plans to meet Tuesday with Russian President Vladimir Putin to press for fighting to stop in Ukraine. A U.N. spokesperson says Antonio Guterres also plans to speak

  3. NBC Los Angeles

    UN Chief to Meet With Putin to Press for Peace in Ukraine (opens NBC Los Angeles)

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    The United Nations says Secretary-General Antonio Guterres plans to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin next week to make an urgent, face-to-face plea for peace in Ukraine

  4. Fox News

    UN chief to meet with Putin in Moscow, wants 'to bring peace to Ukraine urgently' (opens Fox News)

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    United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is heading to Moscow next week to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in a rare visit of a key foreign figure to the Kremlin during its invasion of Ukraine.

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