International Tensions Rise as Brazil, US, Russia, and Europe Clash Over Ukraine and Latin America
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Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva condemned the "violation of Ukraine's territorial integrity" and reiterated calls for a negotiated peace between Russia and Ukraine. Lula faced criticism for remarks he made over the weekend about Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which appeared to blame Ukraine for its part in the war. Lula hopes to build a "group of countries that have nothing to do with war, that don't want war" to lead negotiations between Russia and Ukraine. The US and Ukraine rejected Lula's remarks, with the US calling them "not neutral and not true."
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