Putin refuses to negotiate with Ukraine’s ‘terrorists,’ praises U.S. mediators
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At a late-night news conference, Putin said Moscow would not negotiate with what he called Ukrainian ‘terrorists,’ accusing Kyiv of state terrorism, while praising U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner as welcome mediators in Moscow, as Russian strikes on Kyiv continue and a peace deal looks unlikely.
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