"Putin's G20 Speech Sparks International Debate on Ukraine War"
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Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the leaders of the G20, acknowledging the "tragedy" of the ongoing war in Ukraine and suggesting the need to find a way to stop it. Putin defended Russia's military operations in Ukraine, claiming that his country had never refused peace talks with Ukraine. He accused the West of fueling the conflict by providing military aid and funds to Kyiv. The war in Ukraine, which began in 2014, has resulted in thousands of deaths and escalated tensions between Russia and the West. Ukraine has prepared a 10-point peace plan that includes the expulsion of Russian forces from all illegally occupied territories.
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