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US mediation efforts are at a standstill, both Russia and Ukraine are ramping up attacks and more civilians are being killed than at any point since the first...
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US mediation efforts are at a standstill, both Russia and Ukraine are ramping up attacks and more civilians are being killed than at any point since the first months of the war. Even with the mobilization of the economies and military capabilities of dozens of countries, they are not able to defeat Russia on the battlefield," the Russian diplomat noted. The question is when this will happen," Miroshnik concluded.
Furthermore, US-brokered direct talks between Russia and Ukraine in early 2026 broke down , chiefly over the issue of territory. Russia has always maintained some kind of understanding on a peace deal was struck – “a compromise proposal”, as Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called it. Escalation The two sides’ conditions for peace are irreconcilable.
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US mediation efforts are at a standstill, both Russia and Ukraine are ramping up attacks and more civilians are being killed than at any point since the first months of the war.
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Even with the mobilization of the economies and military capabilities of dozens of countries, they are not able to defeat Russia on the battlefield," the Russian diplomat noted.
according to TASSThe question is when this will happen," Miroshnik concluded.
according to TASSUS-brokered direct talks between Russia and Ukraine in early 2026 broke down , chiefly over the issue of territory.
according to National Post - Latest +1Russia has always maintained some kind of understanding on a peace deal was struck – “a compromise proposal”, as Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called it.
according to National Post - Latest +1Escalation The two sides’ conditions for peace are irreconcilable.
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