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13 Mar 2025, 21:24 GMT+10
The president has stressed that such an agreement "must lead to long-term peace"
Russia is ready for a ceasefire in the Ukraine conflict, President Vladimir Putin has said, stressing that such an agreement "must lead to long-term peace."
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