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Coverage dated June 9, 2024

Switzerland: 90 countries, groups to attend Ukraine peace conference

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White House: Russian advances in Kharkiv stalled after Ukraine’s strikes in Russia

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  1. Los Angeles Times

    About 90 countries to take part in Swiss-hosted Ukraine peace summit. Russia won't attend (opens Los Angeles Times)

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    Switzerland’s president says nearly 90 countries and organizations, half from Europe, have confirmed attending the Swiss-hosted Ukraine peace summit.

  2. Portland Press Herald

    90 countries to attend Ukraine peace summit that Russia is snubbing (opens Portland Press Herald)

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    The summit, on Saturday and Sunday, will aim to chart a path toward possible peace nearly 28 months after Russian forces invaded Ukraine and the war grinding on.

  3. Washington Times

    90 countries to attend Swiss-hosted Ukraine peace summit that Russia is snubbing (opens Washington Times)

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    Nearly 90 countries and organizations, half from Europe, have confirmed attending the Swiss-hosted Ukraine peace summit over the weekend despite Russia's refusal to participate, Switzerland's president said Monday.

  4. Voice of America

    Switzerland: 90 countries, groups to attend Ukraine peace conference (opens Voice of America)

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    White House: Russian advances in Kharkiv stalled after Ukraine’s strikes in Russia

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