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Putin will not attend Ukraine peace talks in Turkey
Russian President Vladimir Putin will not travel to Turkey for peace talks on the war in Ukraine, despite calls from Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky for him to attend.Russia's delegation at Thursday's talks in Istanbul will instead be headed by presidential aide Vladimir Medinksy,

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As eyes turn toward Turkey, here's what to know about Russia-Ukraine peace talks
Ukraine’s allies prepare to call Putin’s bluff on peace talks in Turkey
Brazilian president pledges to push Putin towards talks in Istanbul
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has stated he will personally demand that Russian leader Vladimir Putin take part in negotiations with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Türkiye.

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Ukraine's Zelenskiy insists on face-to-face talks with Putin in Istanbul
Zelensky vows to 'do everything' to ensure direct talks with Putin in Turkey
Kremlin declines to say if Putin will meet Ukraine’s Zelenskyy in Istanbul
The negotiations, expected to take place on Thursday in Turkiye’s commercial hub, Istanbul, would be the first direct talks between Kyiv and Moscow since 2022, shortly after Russia’s full-scale invasi...

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Zelenskyy accuses Russia of dodging Istanbul talks
Germany's Merz: EU to tighten sanctions on Russia if no progress on Ukraine this week
White House officials say Trump won’t attend Ukraine-Russia talks, ending speculation sparked by president’s remarks
For days, President Donald Trump repeatedly floated the possibility of scrapping his Middle East travel schedule — one his team meticulously crafted for weeks — and adding a stop to personally mediate Ukraine-Russia peace talks in Turkey.
A still-unfolding diplomatic road seeking peace in Ukraine has had many twists and turns
June 15, 2024: Representatives of 92 nations meet in Nidwalden, Switzerland, to discuss Ukraine’s peace plan. Despite the growing number of delegates, a consensus remains elusive. The summit’s final statement is backed by most – although not all – participants.
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