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#putin

Putin's government employs historical revisionism to justify modern conflicts, particularly the war in Ukraine, through the writings of Vladimir Medinsky.

Putin does not see a current need for nuclear weapons in Ukraine and hopes to avoid their use.

Putin announces a 72-hour cease-fire in Ukraine as a goodwill gesture, coinciding with U.S. calls for peace.

Zelenskyy insists that meeting with Putin in Turkey is a crucial test for Russia's peace intentions.

Trump is working towards a ceasefire in Ukraine, but challenges remain due to complex negotiations.

Putin continues to assert Russia's control over Kursk by visiting the region weeks after military successes against Ukraine.

Pope Leo XIV's commitment to facilitating peace talks showcases the Vatican's potential role in international diplomacy.

Zelenskyy accepts Putin's meeting proposal, contingent on in-person attendance, marking a potential turning point in the war.

Discussions may focus on the conflict's root causes before addressing ceasefire negotiations.

Kadyrov's health is failing, and Putin is opposed to Kadyrov's son succeeding him.

Kadyrov desires resignation but contemplates his legacy amid loyalty to Putin.

China and Russia are reinforcing their partnership against perceived Western unilateralism and neo-Nazism during Xi Jinping's visit to Moscow for WWII commemorations.

Victory Day is an important political and cultural event in Russia used by the Kremlin to bolster national pride and justify military actions.

Russia is experiencing a significant demographic crisis with declining birth rates due to war and financial issues.

Putin announced a three-day ceasefire during the 80th anniversary of Victory Day amid stalled peace talks in Ukraine.

Putin announces unilateral Easter truce in Ukraine conflict, expecting Ukraine to reciprocate.