Putin says Moscow was ready to resume talks with Kyiv after elections, but Ukraine attacked polling stations - Anadolu Ajansı | CROSS LINES

Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed Moscow was prepared to resume talks with Kyiv following elections, but accused Ukraine of attacking polling stations. The Kremlin maintains it remains open to diplomatic engagement while continuing military operations.

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