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President Putin expressed willingness to negotiate with Ukraine and the US on European security, but insisted annexed regions remain Russian territory.
President Vladimir Putin expressed readiness for new trilateral talks involving Russia, the United States, and Ukraine. He indicated a willingness to reach an agreement with Kyiv, though he reiterated that territories annexed by Russia would not be returned. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has shown openness to a truce that would freeze current front lines.
These statements suggest a potential shift in diplomatic engagement amid the ongoing conflict. The willingness to discuss the "architecture of European security" signals a possible avenue for de-escalation, though the fundamental disagreements over territorial integrity remain a significant obstacle.
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Left: Proceso reports that Putin has agreed to resume trilateral talks between Russia, Ukraine, and the US.
Center: Infobae reports Putin's willingness to negotiate with Ukraine, with the caveat that annexed regions remain Russian territory.
Right: El Mundo reports Putin's openness to further talks with Russia, the US, and Ukraine, and his acknowledgment of the need to discuss European security architecture.
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