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Russia Says It Will Respond To Ukrainian Attacks As And When It Sees Fit
Russia will respond to Ukraine's latest attacks as and when its military sees fit, the Kremlin said on Thursday, accusing Kyiv of state terrorism and confirming that President Vladimir Putin had told Donald Trump that Moscow was obliged to retaliate.
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"Nothing Is Stopping": Peace Talks Feel Far Away For Ukrainian Soldiers
The Kremlin states that the talks are 'extremely complex' and it's impractical to expect a quick breakthrough, contrary to the western world's stance.
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"Fight Against Evil": Russian Couple Who Became Spy Informants For Ukraine
When the first rocket screamed over their roof, Sergei and Tatyana Voronkov's peaceful life in rural Ukraine was shattered in an instant. The couple fled Russia years earlier, hoping to escape the Kremlin's tightening grip over those opposing Putin.
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Trump's 'Golden Dome' May Resume Arms Control Contacts: Kremlin
The Kremlin indicated on Wednesday that President Donald Trump's "Golden Dome" missile shield plans could force the resumption in the foreseeable future of contacts between Moscow and Washington about nuclear arms control.
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Russia Says Waiting For Ukraine's Response On Offer Of Direct Peace Talk
The Kremlin said on Tuesday that Ukraine had not responded to many offers by Russia President Vladimir Putin to start direct peace negotiations, and that it was unclear whether it would join a three-day ceasefire he has announced for next month.
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Russia Welcomes Nuclear Talks Between US And Iran
Moscow welcomed nuclear talks between the United States and Iran, the Kremlin said Tuesday after Washington and Tehran made the shock announcement that high-level discussions were scheduled for Saturday.
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Putin's Order Not To Strike Ukraine Energy Targets Still 'In Force': Kremlin
The Kremlin said Friday that President Vladimir Putin's order not to strike energy targets in Ukraine was still in force, despite Kyiv accusing Moscow of breaking the truce several times.
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"Prisoner Exchange Will Be...": Kremlin's Full Statement On Trump-Putin Call
US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin spoke for over two hours during a phone call, discussing ways to end the ongoing war in Ukraine and ways to establish "lasting peace".
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During Trump Call, Putin's "Key Condition" To Prevent Ukraine War Escalation
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday agreed to pause strikes on Ukraine, following a nearly two-hour conversation with US President Donald Trump over the phone, the Kremlin said in a statement.
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Lasting Peace, And A Condition: What White House, Kremlin Said On Trump-Putin Call
During an over two-hour call, US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin agreed that the war in Ukraine "needs to end with a lasting peace", the White House said on Tuesday.
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"Breather For Ukraine Army": Top Putin Aide Criticises Ceasefire Proposal
A top Kremlin aide said Thursday that any Ukraine peace settlement must secure Russia's "interests", and that President Vladimir Putin would probably give his opinion on a 30-day US ceasefire proposal later.
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NDTV Analysis: Aid Cut To Ukraine, NATO Rift - How White House Clash Gave Putin Advantage
The diplomatic alliance between the United States and Ukraine, already under strain, suffered a dramatic and public rupture on Friday when US President Donald Trump tore into Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House.
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"Dialogue Between Extraordinary Presidents Promising": Kremlin On Putin-Trump Talks
The Kremlin on Sunday hailed dialogue between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin -- two "extraordinary" presidents -- as "promising", and vowed it would "never" give up territory seized in eastern Ukraine.
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Putin Ready To Talk To Trump, Waiting For US 'Signals': Kremlin
Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready to talk to US counterpart Donald Trump but is waiting for signals from Washington first, the Kremlin said on Friday, fuelling expectations the two would be in contact.
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"Got Nothing To Tell You": Kremlin On Assad's Whereabouts
The Kremlin on Monday declined to confirm reports that toppled Syrian president Bashar al-Assad has fled to Moscow, adding that it was "surprised" by the rebel takeover.
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Russia Says It Will Respond To Ukrainian Attacks As And When It Sees Fit
Russia will respond to Ukraine's latest attacks as and when its military sees fit, the Kremlin said on Thursday, accusing Kyiv of state terrorism and confirming that President Vladimir Putin had told Donald Trump that Moscow was obliged to retaliate.
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"Nothing Is Stopping": Peace Talks Feel Far Away For Ukrainian Soldiers
The Kremlin states that the talks are 'extremely complex' and it's impractical to expect a quick breakthrough, contrary to the western world's stance.
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"Fight Against Evil": Russian Couple Who Became Spy Informants For Ukraine
When the first rocket screamed over their roof, Sergei and Tatyana Voronkov's peaceful life in rural Ukraine was shattered in an instant. The couple fled Russia years earlier, hoping to escape the Kremlin's tightening grip over those opposing Putin.
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Trump's 'Golden Dome' May Resume Arms Control Contacts: Kremlin
The Kremlin indicated on Wednesday that President Donald Trump's "Golden Dome" missile shield plans could force the resumption in the foreseeable future of contacts between Moscow and Washington about nuclear arms control.
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Russia Says Waiting For Ukraine's Response On Offer Of Direct Peace Talk
The Kremlin said on Tuesday that Ukraine had not responded to many offers by Russia President Vladimir Putin to start direct peace negotiations, and that it was unclear whether it would join a three-day ceasefire he has announced for next month.
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Russia Welcomes Nuclear Talks Between US And Iran
Moscow welcomed nuclear talks between the United States and Iran, the Kremlin said Tuesday after Washington and Tehran made the shock announcement that high-level discussions were scheduled for Saturday.
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Putin's Order Not To Strike Ukraine Energy Targets Still 'In Force': Kremlin
The Kremlin said Friday that President Vladimir Putin's order not to strike energy targets in Ukraine was still in force, despite Kyiv accusing Moscow of breaking the truce several times.
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"Prisoner Exchange Will Be...": Kremlin's Full Statement On Trump-Putin Call
US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin spoke for over two hours during a phone call, discussing ways to end the ongoing war in Ukraine and ways to establish "lasting peace".
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During Trump Call, Putin's "Key Condition" To Prevent Ukraine War Escalation
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday agreed to pause strikes on Ukraine, following a nearly two-hour conversation with US President Donald Trump over the phone, the Kremlin said in a statement.
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Lasting Peace, And A Condition: What White House, Kremlin Said On Trump-Putin Call
During an over two-hour call, US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin agreed that the war in Ukraine "needs to end with a lasting peace", the White House said on Tuesday.
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"Breather For Ukraine Army": Top Putin Aide Criticises Ceasefire Proposal
A top Kremlin aide said Thursday that any Ukraine peace settlement must secure Russia's "interests", and that President Vladimir Putin would probably give his opinion on a 30-day US ceasefire proposal later.
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NDTV Analysis: Aid Cut To Ukraine, NATO Rift - How White House Clash Gave Putin Advantage
The diplomatic alliance between the United States and Ukraine, already under strain, suffered a dramatic and public rupture on Friday when US President Donald Trump tore into Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House.
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"Dialogue Between Extraordinary Presidents Promising": Kremlin On Putin-Trump Talks
The Kremlin on Sunday hailed dialogue between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin -- two "extraordinary" presidents -- as "promising", and vowed it would "never" give up territory seized in eastern Ukraine.
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Putin Ready To Talk To Trump, Waiting For US 'Signals': Kremlin
Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready to talk to US counterpart Donald Trump but is waiting for signals from Washington first, the Kremlin said on Friday, fuelling expectations the two would be in contact.
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"Got Nothing To Tell You": Kremlin On Assad's Whereabouts
The Kremlin on Monday declined to confirm reports that toppled Syrian president Bashar al-Assad has fled to Moscow, adding that it was "surprised" by the rebel takeover.
