Vladimir Putin is Reportedly Open to Having Ceasefire Talks With Donald Trump

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Putin Open to Trump's Ukraine Peace Plan, Aims to Avoid Concessions-Reports

Russian President Vladimir Putin has indicated he is open to negotiating a ceasefire in Ukraine with incoming U.S. President Donald Trump but remains firm on critical conditions, reports Reuters news agency.

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Newsweek

Putin opens door to Donald Trump’s peace deal – But will Ukraine accept?

Russian President Vladimir Putin is willing to discuss a ceasefire in Ukraine with US President-elect Donald Trump, but insists Ukraine abandon NATO ambitions and accept limited territorial concessions.

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Moscow reveals Putin prepared to discuss Ukraine peace deal with Trump

Trump's communications director said of the incoming US president: 'He is the only person who can bring both sides together in order to negotiate peace, and work towards ending the war and stopping the killing'

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Putin open to discussing Ukraine ceasefire with Trump, Reuters reports

Russian President Vladimir Putin is willing to discuss a ceasefire in Ukraine with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, Reuters reports. The Kremlin's terms reportedly include freezing the conflict roughly along current front lines and "dividing control" of eastern regions. Putin issued a demand in June that Ukraine must withdraw from the four regions completely before any ceasefire talks.

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