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Kremlin says Russia wants peace in Ukraine despite Putin calling Zelenskiy illegitimate
Russia says it seeks peace in Ukraine even as Russian President Vladimir deems Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy illegitimate, citing expired term while Kyiv cites martial law. - REUTERS/Filepic
MOSCOW: Russia wants to move towards peace in Ukraine despite its belief that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy is not a legitimate leader, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday.
Russian President Vladimir Putin says he considers the Ukrainian leadership to be illegitimate because Zelenskiy's elected term has expired. Ukraine says it cannot hold new elections while under martial law as it defends its territory against Russia.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin says he considers the Ukrainian leadership to be illegitimate because Zelenskiy's elected term has expired. Ukraine says it cannot hold new elections while under martial law as it defends its territory against Russia.
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