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  • Putin Blasts Ukraine Over Bridge Attacks, Questions Purpose of Peace Talks
    VLADIMIR PUTIN
    Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday cast doubt on the value of continuing peace talks with Ukraine, accusing Kyiv's leadership of orchestrating deadly bridge attacks that killed seven and injured 115 civilians. Speaking in a televised meeting with senior officials, Putin said, "The current Kyiv regime does not need peace at all... What is there to talk about? How can we negotiate with those who rely on terror?"
  • Putin Seeks Written Ban on NATO Expansion, Sanctions Relief in Ukraine Peace Talks - Report
    VLADIMIR PUTIN
    President Vladimir Putin is seeking a written pledge from Western powers to halt NATO's eastward expansion and lift a portion of sanctions on Russia as key conditions for ending the war in Ukraine, according to three Russian sources familiar with internal Kremlin discussions.
  • Putin’s Helicopter Reportedly Targeted in Drone Strike Over Kursk
    Top Russian General Warned U.S. About Hypersonic Missile Tests in Mediterranean: Reports
    A senior Russian air defense commander has claimed that President Vladimir Putin's helicopter was at the "epicenter" of a large-scale Ukrainian drone attack during an unannounced visit to the Kursk region on May 20, in what officials described as an "unprecedented" security threat to the Russian leader. The Kremlin confirmed Putin's visit but has not publicly addressed the reported airborne assault.
  • Putin Signals Defiance in First Kursk Visit Since Recapture, Kyiv Vows to Hold Border Line
    Top Russian General Warned U.S. About Hypersonic Missile Tests in Mediterranean: Reports
    Russian President Vladimir Putin made his first visit to the Kursk region since Moscow declared Ukrainian forces expelled from the border territory last month, in a move widely viewed as an attempt to project control and resist growing Western pressure for a ceasefire. State media reported the unannounced trip took place Tuesday but was disclosed publicly Wednesday.
  • Putin Silent on Istanbul Peace Talks as Zelenskyy Vows to Attend, Trump Signals Possible Visit
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    Kremlin officials have refused for a third consecutive day to confirm whether Russian President Vladimir Putin will travel to Istanbul on Thursday for proposed peace talks with Ukraine, despite mounting international pressure and an open challenge from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to meet face-to-face.
  • With Xi by His Side, Putin Leads Moscow Victory Day Parade
    With Xi by His Side, Putin Leads Moscow Victory Day Parade
    Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping and dozens of international leaders in Moscow on Friday for the 80th Victory Day military parade, marking the Soviet defeat of Nazi Germany even as the war in Ukraine overshadowed celebrations and drew international scrutiny.
  • Putin to Visit China in August as Xi Trip Cements Energy and WWII Ties
    Xi and Putin
    Russian President Vladimir Putin will travel to China at the end of August and into early September, the Kremlin confirmed Tuesday, in a visit set to underscore deepening strategic and economic ties between Moscow and Beijing. The trip will coincide with China's commemorations of the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, and will include bilateral talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
  • Putin: 'No Need' for Nuclear Weapons as Russia Has Strength to End Ukraine War
    VLADIMIR PUTIN
    Russian President Vladimir Putin, speaking in a state television film commemorating his 25 years in power, stated that "there has been no need to use those (nuclear) weapons ... and I hope they will not be required" in Ukraine.
  • Putin Offers Aid as Iran Death Toll Rises to 28 in Port Blast
    Putin Offers Aid as Iran Death Toll Rises to 28 in Port Blast
    Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered emergency assistance to Iran following a massive explosion Saturday at the Shahid Rajaee port complex near Bandar Abbas, Iran's largest port, which killed at least 28 people and injured more than 1,000, according to Iranian state media.
  • Russia Confirms North Korean Troops in Ukraine as Putin Claims Kursk Victory
    Putin Vows Support to North Korea Against U.S. Sanctions in Historic Visit
    Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed Saturday that North Korean troops are actively fighting alongside Russian forces in Ukraine, crediting their assistance in what he claimed was the successful recapture of the Kursk region. The announcement, delivered during a televised meeting with Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov, marked the Kremlin's first public acknowledgment of North Korea's military involvement in the conflict.
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