By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on The Citizen
Vladimir Putin believes future talks should focus on the security of Russia, Ukraine and Europe as a whole. The Russian president stated this position as Moscow discusses resuming talks around 10 November, according to The Citizen.
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Vladimir Putin says Russia is ready to resume negotiations with Ukraine and the United States, with the aim of reaching a final agreement. The Russian president referred to security guarantees for both countries, according to remarks reported by Le Monde.
🌍 World · Source: Le Monde ·
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US envoy Steve Witkoff urged Vladimir Putin to consider resuming US-mediated peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine. The move comes as Washington seeks to renew efforts to end the war, according to the account of the meeting in St Petersburg published by the Ghanaian Times.
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