Switzerland and Austria express their willingness to host Russian President Vladimir Putin for a summit with his Ukrainian counterpart Volodimir Zelenski, despite an arrest warrant issued by the ICC. The Swiss foreign minister stressed that immunity could be granted in the event of a peace conference. Austria, with a tradition of mediation, has also offered to host the talks. However, relations with Russia have deteriorated and the Kremlin appears to be avoiding countries that have imposed sanctions.
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Austria şi Elveţia, pregătite să-l primească pe Putin la un summit cu Zelenski, în pofida mandatului de arestare emis de CPI pe numele său
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O țară din Europa este gata să-i ofere lui Vladimir Putin imunitate pentru a putea participa la discuții cu Volodimir Zelenski
Elveţia îi promite lui Vladimir Putin "imunitate" în faţa mandatului emis de CPI, dacă vine la o Conferinţă de Pace
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Austria și Elveția, pregătite să-l primească pe Putin
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