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Kremlin Responds Skeptically to Zelensky's Easter Truce Proposal
Ukraine continues to offer concessions and expresses a willingness to negotiate a ceasefire with Russia for Easter. The Kremlin has responded coldly and skeptically to Zelensky's request for an 'energy truce' for Easter, stating they had not seen a detailed proposal and prefer a comprehensive peace agreement, consistently demonstrating Russia's disinterest in such truces or good-faith negotiations.
31 Mar, 20:37 — 1 Apr, 00:35
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Al JazeeraMostly Factual8d ago
Ukraine to ask US mediators to pass on Easter ceasefire offer to Russia
Ukraine's president hosts EU leaders to mark Bucha massacre anniversary, says negotiator Umerov in Turkiye for talks.
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Kremlin reacts skeptically to Zelensky's proposal for Easter truce
On Tuesday, March 31, the Kremlin gave a skeptical assessment of the Ukrainian president's proposal for an Easter truce in the war, stating that it had not seen any detailed proposals on the matter.
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