Putin Says Moscow Was Ready to Resume Talks With Kyiv After Elections, but Ukraine Attacked Polling Stations
The Russian president said all peace proposals remain 'on the table' but that Moscow must assess its interests, according to Anadolu Agency.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Moscow had been ready to resume peace talks with Kyiv following elections, but that Ukraine attacked polling stations, according to Anadolu Agency.
Putin said all peace proposals remain "on the table," while adding that Moscow must assess its own interests before proceeding, the report said.
Claims not independently verified
The available report did not specify which elections Putin was referring to, when the alleged attacks on polling stations occurred, or provide details on casualties or damage.
It also did not include a response from Ukrainian officials to the claim, and Anadolu Agency's report did not indicate that the alleged attacks have been independently verified.
The remarks come amid a broader exchange of claims between Moscow and Kyiv over responsibility for setbacks in efforts to negotiate an end to the war, though the report did not detail the current state of any negotiations.
Further details on the specific peace proposals referenced by Putin were not included in the available report.
Sources
- Putin says Moscow was ready to resume talks with Kyiv after elections, but Ukraine attacked polling stations — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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