Russia-Ukraine War: Putin Says Peace Talks Will Continue, But War Won’t Stop
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Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that while peace talks with Ukraine will go on, military operations will not be halted. His blunt remark signals no immediate end to the conflict, despite ongoing diplomatic efforts.
Putin has said that peace talks with Ukraine are expected to continue, but at the moment the tide of war is in Russia's favour, so the Russian army will not change its position on the war in the near future. Putin's statement is important because US President Trump has given Russia time till August 8 to reach a ceasefire agreement with Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that peace talks with Ukraine are expected to continue, but at the moment the tide of war is in Russia's favour, so the Russian army will not change its position on the war in the near future.
Putin's statement is important because Putin's statement is important because US President Trump has given Russia time till August 8 to reach a ceasefire agreement with Ukraine. Without mentioning Trump's deadline, Putin said that the three rounds of talks with Ukraine in recent times have been positive and are likely to continue in the future.
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