Putin again claims readiness for peace talks but only with guarantees for Moscow
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Putin again claims readiness for peace talks but only with guarantees for Moscow

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Source:  online.ua

The head of the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin, once again stated that the official Moscow, they say, is ready for a peaceful resolution of the war it unleashed in Ukraine, but only on its terms.

Putin again spoke about "peace talks" with Ukraine

The Russian dictator continues to insist that he can start negotiations only taking into account the Ukrainian territories captured by the Russian Federation and with guarantees for Moscow.

Are we ready for negotiations? Yes, they are ready, but only ready for negotiations, not based on some wishes after the use of psychotropic drugs, but based on the realities that have developed, as they say in such cases, on the ground.

Vladimir Putin

Vladimir Putin

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In addition, the Kremlin's chief cynically noted that "possible negotiations are not a pause for the rearmament of Kyiv, but a serious conversation with security guarantees for Moscow."

After that, the President of the Russian Federation added that he knew the "carrots that were going to be shown to him" to convince him that the moment for negotiations had come.

The dictator ended his speech with an absurd statement about "his nose in cocaine" without explaining what he was talking about.

Nose in cocaine now, huh? But it doesn't matter, it's easier with these. And it is more difficult with intelligent people, they are more dangerous, because they influence the consciousness of society, including ours. They will throw out all their wishes under the guise of carrots for us, — said Putin

Why is the world discussing possible talks between Ukraine and Russia again?

It all started after Pope Francis advised Ukraine to "have the courage of a white flag" and negotiate with the Russian Federation.

Moreover, he cynically called Ukraine "defeated", even though the war continues, and the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are successfully holding the defence. They are moving forward in some areas of the front.

Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy, commenting on the words of the pontiff, said that "murderers do not go through Europe, because Ukrainians restrain them under the blue and yellow flag."

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Putin sends his representative to the US — what is the purpose?

Trump and Putin teams continue to negotiate
Source:  CNN

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has ordered the head of the Russian National Welfare Fund, Kirill Dmitriev, to visit Washington this week for talks with US President's special representative, Steve Witkoff.

Points of attention

  • The talks between Dmitriev and US representatives are focused on strengthening relations between Moscow and Washington, potentially paving the way for future diplomatic engagements and cooperation.
  • The temporary lifting of sanctions on Dmitriev highlights the willingness of both parties to engage in discussions and potentially find common ground on various international issues.

Trump and Putin teams continue to negotiate

As CNN learned from its insiders, this meeting will be held for talks on strengthening relations between Moscow and Washington.

What is important to understand is that the visit will be the first visit by a Russian official to the United States for negotiations since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

According to journalists, this event marks a significant thaw in relations between the two countries after President Donald Trump returned to the White House.

Dmitriev is a close advisor to Putin and in February, along with other Russian officials, visited Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to begin discussions on a settlement to end the war in Ukraine.

It is also worth noting that the United States temporarily lifted sanctions on Dmitriev to allow the State Department to issue him a visa to enter the United States.

Putin's representative has been under sanctions from the US, Canada, the EU, the UK, Australia and New Zealand for the past 3 years.

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