Russian President Vladimir Putin declared that Moscow is ready to end the conflict with Ukraine, deeming it a “tragedy.”

Putin blamed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for the continued violence during a Group of Twenty (G20) meeting on Wednesday.

“Military actions are always a tragedy,” he said. “And of course, we should think about how to stop this tragedy. Russia has never refused peace talks with Ukraine.”

In October 2022, Zelensky signed a declaration that peace talks between Ukraine and Russia would be “impossible.”

Putin is reportedly getting ready to deliver a speech at another G20 meeting to urge world leaders to come up with tactics for ending the war.

Both Russia and Ukraine have lost thousands of soldiers since the war broke out in February 2022.

In May, a leaked U.S. military cable suggested that Putin has been receiving chemotherapy for cancer.

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Article by Ava Lombardi

4 Comments

  • Jose Villafane
    Jose Villafane on

    That’s what happens when you are not Fair, and you are a crooked judge.

  • Kevin
    Kevin on

    Please stop this war, it’s insanity. Let there peace and healing.

  • Don
    Don on

    I propose that Russia pull back to the pre war borders, pay reparations to Ukraine and the nations that supported them and jail putin. Easy peasy, wars over.

  • Jaime V Gomez
    Jaime V Gomez on

    Russia is weaker than ever. This is the time to take care of them.

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