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Russia is only playing for time in Ukraine peace talks, Germany says
- Russia has rejected the West's proposal for a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine while fighting and attacks continue this week on both sides.
- This refusal comes amid Russia's presentation of hardline peace terms and accusations from Ukraine and Europe that Moscow is stalling talks.
- Ukraine launched over 150 drones mostly targeting Russia's border regions and Moscow, causing temporary flight suspensions and travel disruption within Russia.
- Ukrainian President Zelensky accused Moscow of delaying to extend its military campaign and seize additional territory, while Kremlin spokesman Peskov stated that no one wants to prolong the process.
- The ongoing conflict, which began with Russia's offensive in February 2022, has killed tens of thousands and remains unresolved despite talks and expected Russian ceasefire proposals soon.
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Russia Says Ukraine Has "One Last Chance"
Speaking at an international legal forum in St. Petersburg on Tuesday, Dmitry Medvedev, the former Russian president who currently serves as the deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council, admitted that Moscow doesn’t like the current political regime in Kiev “at all.” Medvedev said that the ruling authorities in Kiev have one last opportunity to preserve some statehood after the Ukraine conflict inevitably resolves, urging Kiev to engage i…
Kremlin says no decision yet on talks venue, rejects delay accusations
President Vladimir Putin spoke by phone to Trump on Monday and said Russia and Ukraine would work on a memorandum relating to a peace accord, prompting new accusations from Kyiv and European governments that Moscow was stalling and had no serious interest in peace
Russia’s Two Minds On Ukraine
By Nina L. Khrushcheva, Project Syndicate | May 20, 2025Now that Russia has the upper hand on the battlefield in Ukraine, it is well-positioned to secure a highly favorable agreement to end the fighting – an outcome that most of its population would welcome. So, why is the Kremlin showing no willingness to negotiate? NEW YORK – The double-headed eagle that dominates Russia’s coat of arms holds many meanings, from signifying a historical connecti…
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