Putin announced Russia’s readiness to negotiate with Ukraine

According to RCO News Agency, Putin said in a speech on Tuesday that talks with Ukraine began since the start of a special military operation, and Moscow had suggested to Kiev to withdraw from Lohank and Donetsk to avoid war.

“The negotiations between Moscow and Kiev will be illegal in the current situation,” he said. “It is necessary to find a way to cancel the previously signed orders.”

The Russian president said: “It is a mistake to say that Ukraine has imposed a ban on negotiations when Russian forces were close to Kiev.”

Pointing out that Istanbul’s agreements were based on Ukraine’s proposals in 2007, he added that Kiev had suggested that in Istanbul’s negotiations, a face -to -face meeting would be held and ended the negotiations, and Putin had agreed to the offer.

Putin went on to emphasize that if Valudimir Zelnsky wants to participate in the negotiations, he was ready to negotiate with him, but he went on to say that because of Zelksky’s presidency’s illegitimate, he would not have the right to sign.

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