Russian President Vladimir Putin stated during a news conference that he will not engage with what he described as Ukrainian 'terrorists.' His comments came amid increasing military actions by Moscow against Kyiv, indicating a diminished likelihood of reaching a resolution to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The remarks were made at 3 a.m. local time.
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Putin comments on Ukrainian conflict and U.S. mediators
During a news conference, Russian President Vladimir Putin declared that he would not negotiate with Ukrainian 'terrorists.' His statements coincided with escalated military operations by Russia in Kyiv, suggesting a reduced possibility for a peace agreement in the Ukraine conflict.
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Putin says he won’t deal with Ukrainian ‘terrorists’ but praises U.S. mediators
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Putin comments on Ukrainian conflict and U.S. mediators