Putin says he was ready to resume talks "as early as 21 September", but on Russia's terms

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Russian President Vladimir Putin stated he was ready to resume peace talks with Ukraine as early as September 21, but only on terms acceptable to Russia, including the occupation of the entire Donbas and Ukraine's neutral status. Putin blamed Kyiv for derailing potential dialogue by attempting to disrupt Russian elections and launching drone attacks, while also claiming Russia had previously agreed to difficult proposals from former US President Donald Trump.

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Russian ruler Vladimir Putin says Moscow is ready to resume peace talks as soon as possible, but only on terms acceptable to Russia, including demands concerning occupied Ukrainian territory and Ukraine's neutrality.

Putin says he was ready to resume talks "as early as 21 September", but on Russia's terms

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