Ukraine's stance on Crimea talks remains uncertain.
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An adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has suggested that Ukraine may be willing to discuss the future of Crimea with Moscow if its forces reach the border of the Russian-occupied peninsula. The comments came amid a continuing military buildup by Kyiv ahead of its anticipated spring offensive, with the arrival of western tanks and armoured fighting vehicles. The battle for Bakhmut, one of the last urban centres yet to fall to Russia in eastern Donetsk province, has proven one of the bloodiest of Russia’s invasion.
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