Putin: Russia ready for talks with Ukraine only if based on Istanbul 2022 agreements

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Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia is prepared for peace talks with Ukraine, but only if negotiations are based on the terms agreed upon in Istanbul in 2022. These terms, widely perceived as disadvantageous to Ukraine, represent Russia's current precondition for engaging in diplomatic discussions.

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Russian ruler Vladimir Putin has said that Russia is willing to hold peace talks with Ukraine, but only on the basis of the terms agreed during the negotiations in Istanbul in 2022, which were widely viewed as unfavourable to Ukraine.

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