Russia says President Putin remains open to talks but the Western demand that Moscow first withdraws its troops from Ukraine is unacceptable Follow our live coverage: 👇
Kremlin says Russian President Vladimir Putin remains open to talks but the Western demand that Moscow first withdraws its troops from Ukraine is unacceptable. The Kremlin rejected US President Joe Biden's terms for Ukraine talks with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, saying Moscow's offensive will continue.
Speaking to La Repubblica daily, Rafael Mariano Grossi said: “My commitment is to reach a solution as soon as possible. I hope by the end of the year.”Ukraine bans religious organizations with links to Russia Zelenskyy's decree additionally provided for examining the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate, one of two Orthodox bodies in Ukraine following a schism that in 2019 resulted in the establishment of one with independence from the Russian church.Türkiye's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu met with his Italian counterpart Antonio Tajani in Rome to discuss developments in Ukraine and Libya.
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