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Zelenskyy said that he still hopes for a ceasefire with Russia starting Monday, and that he will “be waiting for Putin” in Turkiye “personally” after US President Donald Trump insisted Ukraine accept Russia's latest offer — to hold direct talks in Turkiye on Thursday
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The strikes come a day after Russia and Ukraine's senior diplomats accused each other of violating a tentative US-brokered deal to pause strikes on energy infrastructure, underscoring the challenges of negotiating an end to the 3-year war
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In January, the center and other Ukrainian and Russian rights groups launched “People First,” a campaign that says any peace settlement must prioritise the release of everyone they say are captives, including Russians jailed for protesting the war, as well as Ukrainian children who were illegally deported
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Ukrainian President leaves after US President Donald Trump cuts short talks over the deal and shouts at Zelenskyy for being 'disrespectful'
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By projecting Ukraine as a villain in the ongoing conflict, US President Trump is playing a dangerous game that could further alienate America’s traditional allies, including Europe
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The warning came after Zelensky complained that Ukraine was not at the talks between US and Russian diplomats in Riyadh, and said that his country would not accept a peace deal reached without its participation
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Says to defend against missiles and also guided bombs and Russian aviation
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India’s balanced approach to international diplomacy positions it as a key player in peace efforts
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This comes after at least seven people were killed and 35 injured in an overnight strike on Lviv
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Two Russian ballistic missiles struck an educational facility and nearby hospital in a central-eastern region of Ukraine, killing at least 41 people and wounding 180 others, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Tuesday.
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"Paid tributes to Mahatma Gandhi at Kyiv. The ideals of Bapu are universal and give hope to millions. May we all follow the path he showed to humanity," Modi wrote on X.
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Says if any country faces a crisis, India is the first to extend a helping hand
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Prime Minister Modi was accorded a ceremonial welcome in Warsaw. He will call on President Andrzej Sebastian Duda on Thursday and will also hold bilateral talks with Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
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During the first leg, Modi will spend two days in Poland, starting in the capital, Warsaw, before heading to Kyiv. "Following my visit to Poland, I will travel to Ukraine at the invitation of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. This marks the first-ever visit by an Indian Prime Minister to Ukraine," Modi stated before his departure.
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Moscow has accelerated its destruction of frontline cities this year to a scale previously unseen in the war
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It will be a chance to put Ukraine’s plight back in the spotlight after months of focus on Gaza
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The proposed peace summit in Switzerland can be a good starting point to find a lasting solution and end the Ukraine war
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He will build on the dialogue between Prime Narendra Modi and Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for peace.
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In Kryvyi Rih, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's hometown in central Ukraine, a 60-year-old man died on Friday evening when a Russian missile slammed into an industrial facility
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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has arrived at NATO for Wednesday's meetings with alliance defence ministers to further drum up support for Ukraine's fight against Russia.