US President Donald Trump has announced a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on August 15 to discuss a possible ceasefire in the Ukraine conflict. Kirill Dmitriev, Russia's investment representative, said some countries would make considerable efforts to disrupt the meeting, accusing them of wanting to prolong the conflict. Although details of the agreement have not been disclosed, there is speculation that it could require Ukraine to cede territory, which is sparking opposition among some European countries.
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Rusia susține că Summitul Trump-Putin este sub amenințarea unui sabotaj global: 'Eforturi titanice' anunțate
Rusia acuză "eforturi titanice" de a sabota întâlnirea Trump-Putin, din 15 august: Vor urma provocări și dezinformare
Reprezentantul rus pentru investiții: Anumite țări vor depune „eforturi titanice” pentru a perturba întâlnirea Putin-Trump
Un oficial de rang înalt al Kremlinului, avertisment privind întâlnirea Trump-Putin. „Vor depune eforturi titanice”
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