President Zelenski accuses Russia of avoiding peace talks and continuing attacks on Ukraine, calling for a firm reaction from international partners.
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Zelenski said Putin is trying to avoid holding a meeting to discuss peace arrangements, pointing to Russian attacks on Ukraine and provocations to NATO countries. He urged partners to put pressure on Russia to end the war, saying Putin only responds with force. Zelenski's comments were made against the backdrop of Trump's expressed frustration with Trump's obstruction of Russia and the Biden administration's lack of responsiveness.
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Zelenski acuză Rusia că vrea să „scape” de întâlnirea privind negocierile de pace
Volodimir Zelenski îl acuză pe Putin că "încearcă să se eschiveze de la organizarea unei întâlniri" pentru a discuta despre pacea în Ucraina, în contextul atacurilor rusești fără oprire - caleaeuropeana.ro
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