Putin Signals Moscow's Stance on Ukraine Peace Talks
During his annual press conference, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated Moscow's disbelief in Ukraine's readiness for peace talks, despite Russia's claimed willingness to resolve the conflict peacefully based on principles outlined by Putin at the Foreign Ministry in 2024.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin, at his annual press conference, expressed doubt over Ukraine's readiness to engage in peace talks.
Putin mentioned that although Russia is prepared to seek a peaceful resolution to the Ukrainian conflict, it relies on principles he established at the Foreign Ministry in 2024.
This stance suggests ongoing geopolitical tension and highlights Russia's conditions for diplomacy.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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