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Putin: Ukraine peace deal possible, despite 'state terrorism' claims

Putin: Ukraine peace deal possible, despite 'state terrorism' claims

Russian President Vladimir Putin stated on Thursday that a peace agreement to end the war is possible, though he claimed recent actions by Kyiv make talks harder. Speaking at an economic forum in Vladivostok, he noted that several nations are willing to support a settlement. However, he also described Ukrainian attacks on ships and warnings about airspace as acts of state terrorism.

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