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How Trump And Putin's Assessment of Two-Hour Call On Ukraine Differed
US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, had a two-hour-long call on Monday, which the American leader claimed "went very well" and said that Moscow has agreed to "immediately start negotiations toward a Ceasefire".
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'Ready To Work To End Ukraine Conflict': Putin After 2-Hour Call With Trump
Donald Trump and Russia's Vladimir Putin spoke over the phone for more than two hours on Monday, brainstorming, and possibly negotiating, what it would take for Moscow and Kyiv to agree to a fast, if not immediate ceasefire in Ukraine.
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Donald Trump Calls Vladimir Putin In Push For Ukraine Ceasefire
US President Donald Trump spoke with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin over a phone call on Monday to discuss an agreeable solution to the war in Ukraine.
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Donald Trump To Speak With Russia's Putin Today To End "Bloodbath" In Ukraine
Trump has repeatedly stressed that he wants to see an end to the conflict, and has recently backed calls for an unconditional 30-day ceasefire.
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Russia, Ukraine Agree To Swap 1,000 Prisoners Of War From Each Side
Russia said on Friday that the first direct talks with Ukraine in more than three years had yielded a deal to swap 1,000 prisoners of war each soon and to resume talks after each side had set out its vision for a future ceasefire.
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Zelensky Calls For Sanctions Against Moscow If Istanbul Peace Talks Fail
Negotiators from both the countries will meet today on Friday for the first peace talks after more than three years.
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Russia, Ukraine Hold First Direct Peace Talks In Over 3 Years In Turkey
Russian and Ukrainian negotiators met in Istanbul on Friday at their first direct peace talks in more than three years, under pressure from US President Donald Trump to end Europe's deadliest conflict since World War Two.
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Low Expectations From Russia-Ukraine Talks In Turkey; Putin To Not Attend
Delegations from Moscow and Kyiv will be in Istanbul Friday for what could be their first direct meeting on the conflict in Ukraine since 2022, but the absence of Russian President Vladimir Putin leaves little hope for progress in ending the war.
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Putin To Remain Absent From Ukraine-Russia's First Direct Talk Since 2022
War rivals Ukraine and Russia are set to go into their first direct talks in more than three years on Thursday, with Russian President Vladimir Putin not included on the list of attendees.
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Amid Russia's Threat To Europe, Trump 'Weakened' The West: Former NATO Head
Rasmussen suggests creating a new "D7" grouping of democracies, including the EU, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, and New Zealand, to form a "formidable force to resist coercion from China or the United States."
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Zelensky Says Only Meeting Putin Face-To-Face Can Deliver Peace
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday he wanted to negotiate an unconditional 30-day ceasefire face-to-face with Vladimir Putin at this week's talks in Istanbul because only the Russian leader could enact such a pause.
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European Leaders Meet Zelensky in Ukraine, Urge Russia For 30-Day Ceasefire
The leaders of Britain, France, Germany and Poland met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy for talks in Kyiv on Saturday in a show of unity a day after Russia's Vladimir Putin hosted his allies at a Victory Day parade in Red Square.
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"Can't Be Resolved In A Day": Russia On Ukraine Conflict Amid US Pressure
President Vladimir Putin is open to peace in Ukraine and intense work is going on with the United States, but the conflict is so complicated that the rapid progress which Washington wants is difficult to achieve, the Kremlin said on Wednesday.
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Putin Announces Ukraine Ceasefire May 8-10
The ceasefire is taking place on Russia's Victory Day on May 9th, which marks the end of the Second World War.
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Putin Says Russia Ready To Resume Talks With Ukraine "Without Preconditions"
"During yesterday's talks with Trump's envoy Witkoff, Vladimir Putin reiterated that Russia is ready to resume negotiations with Ukraine without any preconditions," said Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov.
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How Trump And Putin's Assessment of Two-Hour Call On Ukraine Differed
US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, had a two-hour-long call on Monday, which the American leader claimed "went very well" and said that Moscow has agreed to "immediately start negotiations toward a Ceasefire".
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'Ready To Work To End Ukraine Conflict': Putin After 2-Hour Call With Trump
Donald Trump and Russia's Vladimir Putin spoke over the phone for more than two hours on Monday, brainstorming, and possibly negotiating, what it would take for Moscow and Kyiv to agree to a fast, if not immediate ceasefire in Ukraine.
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Donald Trump Calls Vladimir Putin In Push For Ukraine Ceasefire
US President Donald Trump spoke with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin over a phone call on Monday to discuss an agreeable solution to the war in Ukraine.
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Donald Trump To Speak With Russia's Putin Today To End "Bloodbath" In Ukraine
Trump has repeatedly stressed that he wants to see an end to the conflict, and has recently backed calls for an unconditional 30-day ceasefire.
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Russia, Ukraine Agree To Swap 1,000 Prisoners Of War From Each Side
Russia said on Friday that the first direct talks with Ukraine in more than three years had yielded a deal to swap 1,000 prisoners of war each soon and to resume talks after each side had set out its vision for a future ceasefire.
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Zelensky Calls For Sanctions Against Moscow If Istanbul Peace Talks Fail
Negotiators from both the countries will meet today on Friday for the first peace talks after more than three years.
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Russia, Ukraine Hold First Direct Peace Talks In Over 3 Years In Turkey
Russian and Ukrainian negotiators met in Istanbul on Friday at their first direct peace talks in more than three years, under pressure from US President Donald Trump to end Europe's deadliest conflict since World War Two.
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Low Expectations From Russia-Ukraine Talks In Turkey; Putin To Not Attend
Delegations from Moscow and Kyiv will be in Istanbul Friday for what could be their first direct meeting on the conflict in Ukraine since 2022, but the absence of Russian President Vladimir Putin leaves little hope for progress in ending the war.
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Putin To Remain Absent From Ukraine-Russia's First Direct Talk Since 2022
War rivals Ukraine and Russia are set to go into their first direct talks in more than three years on Thursday, with Russian President Vladimir Putin not included on the list of attendees.
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Amid Russia's Threat To Europe, Trump 'Weakened' The West: Former NATO Head
Rasmussen suggests creating a new "D7" grouping of democracies, including the EU, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, and New Zealand, to form a "formidable force to resist coercion from China or the United States."
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Zelensky Says Only Meeting Putin Face-To-Face Can Deliver Peace
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday he wanted to negotiate an unconditional 30-day ceasefire face-to-face with Vladimir Putin at this week's talks in Istanbul because only the Russian leader could enact such a pause.
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European Leaders Meet Zelensky in Ukraine, Urge Russia For 30-Day Ceasefire
The leaders of Britain, France, Germany and Poland met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy for talks in Kyiv on Saturday in a show of unity a day after Russia's Vladimir Putin hosted his allies at a Victory Day parade in Red Square.
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"Can't Be Resolved In A Day": Russia On Ukraine Conflict Amid US Pressure
President Vladimir Putin is open to peace in Ukraine and intense work is going on with the United States, but the conflict is so complicated that the rapid progress which Washington wants is difficult to achieve, the Kremlin said on Wednesday.
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Putin Announces Ukraine Ceasefire May 8-10
The ceasefire is taking place on Russia's Victory Day on May 9th, which marks the end of the Second World War.
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Putin Says Russia Ready To Resume Talks With Ukraine "Without Preconditions"
"During yesterday's talks with Trump's envoy Witkoff, Vladimir Putin reiterated that Russia is ready to resume negotiations with Ukraine without any preconditions," said Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov.
