Putin rejects idea of ending war with Ukraine in call with Trump

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Russian President Vladimir Putin, in a call with Donald Trump, rejected peace talks and stated Russia would continue fighting until its objectives were met, according to Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov. Putin asserted Ukrainian resistance had no prospects and Russian forces held the initiative, while Trump reportedly instructed that Russian "signals" be conveyed to Kyiv.

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Vladimir Putin has told Donald Trump that Russia will continue its war against Ukraine until it has achieved all its stated objectives, according to Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov. The account of the call comes amid controversy over an agreement on Russian diesel supplies to the US.

Putin rejects idea of ending war with Ukraine in call with Trump

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