Putin Aide Pushes Back Against Ukraine Truce Before US Talks
A top aide to President Vladimir Putin said Russia wanted a long-term solution and not a temporary ceasefire in Ukraine as US officials arrived in Moscow for talks. The comments from Yuri Ushakov reported by the Interfax news agency on Thursday underscore that Russia may not be ready to agree to the 30-day truce the US negotiators are seeking as part of US President Donald Trump’s vow to end the war quickly.
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Ukraine said it would accept a 30-day ceasefire with Russia after talks with the U.S. in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.
Russian forces have entered Sudzha, a town about five miles from the border, as a temporary cease-fire deal hangs in the ...
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