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‘No change’ in Russia’s attitude on war shown by deadly attacks, Zelensky says

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Briefings

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Russia's recent deadly attacks demonstrate no real shift in Moscow's attitude toward the war, contradicting claims of renewed willingness to resume trilateral talks. This finding emerged just hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin told US envoy Steve Witkoff that Russia was ready to resume talks with Washington and Kyiv. The evidence is limited to Zelensky's statement and the subsequent diplomatic announcement, with no further data on attack specifics or Putin's full dialogue context provided.

Key points

• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky declared that Russia's recent deadly attacks indicate no real change in Moscow's attitude toward the war.
• Russian President Vladimir Putin simultaneously told US envoy Steve Witkoff that Russia was ready to resume trilateral talks with Washington and Kyiv.

Context

This briefing addresses a critical moment in the Russia-Ukraine conflict where military actions and diplomatic signals appear to be decoupled, complicating expectations of immediate conflict resolution.

Limitations

Evidence relies solely on Zelensky's statement and Putin's brief announcement; specific details on attack casualties, Putin's full dialogue with Witkoff, or the timeline of the trilateral talks remain unverified.

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