Putin, Ukraine and Slovakia

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Putin open to peace talks in Slovakia as reports claim North Korean soldier captured
Putin open to peace talks in Slovakia as reports claim North Korean soldier captured - Four Russians accused of helping assassination plots arrested
Putin 'open to peace talks with Ukraine' in Slovakia as war approaches three-year mark
Vladimir Putin has said he is "open to peace talks" with Ukraine in Slovakia "if it comes to that". The Russian president said that Slovakia "would be happy to provide their own country as a platform for negotiations". He added: "We are not opposed, if it comes to that. Why not? Since Slovakia takes such a neutral position".
Trump says he is waiting for meeting with Putin to end war in Ukraine
US President-elect Donald Trump has said he is anticipating a meeting with Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin to bring an end to the war in Ukraine. Source: Trump during a speech in Arizona broadcast by LiveNow from Fox Quote: "One of the things I want to do,
Putin says Slovakia could host peace talks with Ukraine
Putin said the Slovakian authorities "...would be happy to provide their own country as a platform for negotiations. We are not opposed, if it comes to that. Why not? Since Slovakia takes such a neutral position.
Putin open to peace talks with Ukraine 'if it comes to that'
Slovakia could host peace talks between Russia and Ukraine in the future after receiving approval from Vladimir Putin. The Russian leader who this week hosted Slovakian prime minister Robert Fico in Moscow,
Putin claims he wants to end war in Ukraine but keeps talking about his goals
Russian ruler Vladimir Putin said on Thursday, 26 December, answering a question about the prospects for ending the war in Ukraine in 2025, that he was "striving" to end it but was still going to achieve his "goals".
Vladimir Putin: Russia is 'striving' to end the conflict in Ukraine
Vladimir Putin says Russia is 'striving' to end the conflict in Ukraine. The Russian President said the Government was prepared to use intermediate-range hypersonic ballistic missiles or to use more powerful intermediate-range weapons.
Putin contradicts himself on Ukraine: Claims desire for peace, vows continued war
Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed that his country seeks to end the war in Ukraine. However, in 2025, Russia will continue to achieve all goals of its so-called special military operation, stated Putin at a press conference following a meeting of the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council.

Ukraine, Putin and Russia

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Vladimir Putin says he’s ‘ready’ for potential meeting with Trump
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Putin boasts of gains in Ukraine at annual news conference meant to reinforce his authority
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Putin laments "serious blunders" in top general's killing, says he'll meet Trump "any time" on Ukraine war
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Vladimir Putin accuses ‘ethnic Jews’ of tearing apart the Russian Orthodox Church
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Putin Ally Reiterates Nuclear Warning: 'Any Means Necessary'
Lavrov accused multiple member countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) of making threatening statements about their nuclear stockpiles or the potential use of nuclear weapons.