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Putin says peace talks with Ukraine are at dead end, goads the West

Putin promised that Russia would achieve all of its "noble" aims in Ukraine.

Putin said Russia had no choice but to fight because it had to defend the Russian speakers of eastern Ukraine. (Photo: Reuters)
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Putin said Russia had no choice but to fight because it had to defend the Russian speakers of eastern Ukraine. (Photo: Reuters)

Reuters London
President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday peace talks with Ukraine had hit a dead end, using his first public comments on the conflict in more than a week to vow his troops would win and to goad the West for failing to bring Moscow to heel.

Addressing the war in public for the first time since Russian forces retreated from northern Ukraine after they were halted at the gates of Kyiv, Putin promised that Russia would achieve all of its "noble" aims in Ukraine.

In the strongest signal to date that the war will grind on for longer, Putin said

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