Diplomatic Maneuvers: Putin Discusses Compromises for Ukraine Peace
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia is open to making compromises on a Ukraine peace deal if Ukraine agrees to do the same. This was discussed during a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump. Russia controls significant portions of the Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia regions.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has indicated Russia's willingness to make concessions in a peace deal over Ukraine, provided Ukraine reciprocates. The announcement came during a discussion with senior editors, including those from Reuters, in St Petersburg.
Addressing questions about the conflict in Donbas and peace negotiations, Putin stated that controlling Donbas and reaching a peace agreement are not mutually exclusive. He highlighted that Russian forces have already secured over 85% of Donetsk and 80% of Zaporizhzhia.
Putin emphasized that Russia is ready to negotiate peace with Ukraine on terms previously discussed with U.S. President Donald Trump. He stressed the importance of mutual compromises for a swift resolution to the conflict.
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