Vladimir Putin says Russia will continue its offensive in Ukraine and will not give in to Donald Trump's sanctions ultimatum.
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Russian leader Vladimir Putin has said the war in Ukraine is in his favor and that he will not give in to Donald Trump's ultimatum, who has threatened sanctions. Putin emphasized that Russian troops are continuing to attack Ukraine, citing the capture of the city of Ceasiv again. While Trump expressed disappointment and called for an end to hostilities, Putin said peace talks must be detailed and private. Russia seeks a lasting solution, while Ukraine calls for an immediate ceasefire.
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Cu Lukașenko alături, Putin anunță că nu este impresionat de ultimatumul lui Trump
După ce l-a dus pe Lukaşenko la mănăstire, Putin sugerează alături de el că nu este impresionat de ultimatumul lui Trump şi nu va da înapoi în Ucraina
După ce l-a dus pe Lukaşenko la mănăstire, Putin sugerează alături de el că nu este impresionat de ultimatumul lui Trump şi nu va da înapoi în Ucraina
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