Russian President Expresses Readiness for Peace Talks Following Infrastructure Strikes
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Vladimir Putin announced that Moscow is prepared to enter negotiations with Ukraine following a series of strikes on energy infrastructure. The statement follows reports of fuel shortages caused by Ukrainian attacks on oil refineries.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that Moscow is prepared for peace negotiations with Ukraine, according to reporting from The Independent and Sky News. This announcement follows several Ukrainian strikes against Russian energy infrastructure.
Both news outlets reported that these comments were issued in response to attacks on oil refineries, which have led to fuel shortages within Russia. According to The Independent, the remarks suggested a willingness to conclude the war based on terms similar to those discussed during negotiations in Istanbul. The reports indicate these statements follow a period of strikes targeting energy facilities and infrastructure to impact supply lines.