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Don't want to occupy Ukraine, says Russian President Vladimir Putin

'Keeping Russia in check a long-term policy of the West'

Vladimir Putin, Ukraine, Russia
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that Russia doesn’t want to occupy Ukraine, that it would achieve its goals in the neighbouring country and would not submit to what he called a Western attempt to achieve global dominance and dismember Russia. 

He said that keeping Russia in check was a long-term policy of the West, and that its economic sanctions against Russia were short-sighted. Putin said Russia was ready to discuss neutral status for Ukraine, three weeks into a war that has killed thousands of people and forced millions of Ukrainians to flee their homes. He said that what Russia

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