Russia ready for talks on plans for final Ukraine deal, not truce: Putin
"The goal of these discussions will be to address the issue of ensuring security for both Ukraine and Russia... within the framework of a final agreement…
The Hindu reports: "The goal of these discussions will be to address the issue of ensuring security for both Ukraine and Russia... within the framework of a final agreement, not after some kind of short pause in fighting," President Putin told a reporter from state TV.
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