Putin says he thinks Ukraine war is 'coming to an end'

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Russian President Vladimir Putin stated on Saturday during Victory Day remarks that he believes the Ukraine war is "coming to an end," citing ongoing confrontation while responding to questions about Western military aid to Kyiv. His comments coincide with a three-day ceasefire announced Friday by US President Donald Trump following Washington-brokered negotiations, though Putin claimed Moscow had not yet received Ukrainian responses to a proposed prisoner exchange.

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The Russian president made the remarks as Moscow and Kyiv observe a three-day ceasefire in their four-year conflict.

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