Putin says all Ukraine peace proposals on table, but Russia must weigh its interests
Putin said Moscow will judge any settlement by Russia’s interests after Ukraine attacks on Moscow and polling stations, and warned of a sustained response.
- President Vladimir Putin stated in Petersburg on Friday that peace proposals for the four-and-a-half-year-old war remain on the table, though Moscow must still assess its best interests.
- Following attacks on polling stations during last week's Russian parliamentary elections, the Kremlin demanded a sustained response to what Putin called provocative actions by Ukraine.
- Air strikes killed seven people in Kyiv on Friday, while Ukraine continued targeting Russian oil and retail outlets as far as 3000km from the border.
- Responding to strikes on civilians, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy requested direct talks, though Putin claims Russia's retaliatory actions are the true driver behind these ceasefire calls.
- Putin expressed support for any "agreement of a positive nature" between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Jinping, though his APEC summit attendance in China remains uncertain.
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Putin says all Ukraine peace proposals on table, but Russia must weigh its interests
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that all proposals for a settlement in the 4-1/2-year-old war with Ukraine remained on the table, but Moscow still needed to assess what was in its best interests.
Regarding the Ukrainian war, Putin stated that all proposals for a peace agreement remain open. However, Russia will take its next steps based on its own interests. He warned Ukraine of a counter-attack, saying that any provocation will be met with a response.
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Russian leader says Moscow is open to negotiations but will first assess its response to recent Ukrainian attacks…. Russian President Vladimir Putin has said proposals aimed at ending the war in Ukraine remain under consideration, while warning that Moscow will respond to what he described as a series of Ukrainian attacks. Speaking to journalists in …
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