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Putin announces unilateral three-day ceasefire in war against Ukraine, starting May 8
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday declared a three-day ceasefire in its war against Ukraine, from May 8-11, calling for Kiev to agree to it, according to the Kremlin. The Ukrainian government has yet to respond, CNN reported.
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Large-scale Russian Attack in Kiev Leaves at Least 9 Dead and Over 70 Injured: "Putin Shows Disregard for Peace Efforts"Zelensky arrives in South Africa, a country accused of pro-Russian positions, in his effort to achieve "a just and lasting ...
President Donald Trump said on Sunday that he's giving "two weeks" for Ukraine and Russia to make a deal as Kyiv is losing ...
The Ukrainian authorities failed in their attempt to break through a new corridor with drones for strikes on important ...
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Putin thanks north korean troops for helping recover KurskPyongyang confirmed on Monday for the first time the deployment of troops to Russia under a mutual defense treaty. Vladimir ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready for direct negotiations with Ukraine without preconditions, the Kremlin said on ...
The leadership of the Kiev regime has once again decided to raise the issue of collecting certain "reparations" from the ...
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Russia launches its third major bombing on Ukrainian civilians amid negotiations with the US, leaving at least 10 dead in Kiev, six of them childrenThe goal is to saturate the defenses to make the action more lethal. Russian ballistic missiles arrived punctually last night ...
A combined Russian missile and drone attack on Kiev killed at least 12 people and injured at least 90, Ukrainian authorities ...
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