"Russia still needs to think about what is in its interests" — Putin said that all proposals for peace are "on the table"
Kyiv • UNN
Putin hinted at Russia's readiness to consider peace proposals, but first to determine its own interests. He also threatened Kyiv with a new response.
All proposals for a peaceful settlement are "on the table," but the Russian Federation still needs to consider what is in its interests. Russian dictator Vladimir Putin stated this, UNN reports, citing Russian media.
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Putin said that the Russian Federation's response to Kyiv's attacks was allegedly "so painful" that it requested a truce.
According to him, Russia was ready to resume negotiations with Kyiv after the elections, but Ukraine attempted to strike Moscow and attacked polling stations.
All proposals for a peaceful settlement are "on the table," but the Russian Federation still needs to consider what is in its interests
In addition
Despite mentioning peace initiatives, Putin added that "Kyiv must feel Russia's response to attacks on infrastructure and understand that provocations and escalating the situation will not help it."