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Putin agrees with US-made ceasefire proposal, but says there are ‘nuances’

Russian President Vladimir Putin specifically questioned what would happen to Russia’s Kursk region and the Kremlin's demands, which Moscow refers to as the "root causes" of its all-out invasion of Ukraine.

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00:00Russia's President Vladimir Putin has said he agrees in principle with the U.S. proposal
00:07for a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine.
00:10But he said some of the terms still need to be worked out and that the deal should pave
00:14the way to an enduring peace.
00:17The idea itself is correct, and we certainly support it.
00:21But there are issues that we need to discuss, and I think that we need to talk to our U.S.
00:33colleagues and partners about this.
00:36Maybe we should call President Trump and discuss it with him.
00:41But the idea itself, to end this conflict with peaceful means, we support.
00:50Putin also said any deal should tackle what the Kremlin calls the root causes of the conflict.
00:56That's thought to be a reference to Ukraine's wish to join the NATO military alliance, something
01:00Moscow has said it won't tolerate.
01:03Also expected to be a topic Moscow and Kyiv won't agree on is what happens to the territory
01:08Russia seized during the war.
01:11Putin didn't mention Moscow's occupation of Ukrainian territory or the atrocities committed
01:15during the full-scale invasion now in its fourth year.
01:20Ukraine agreed to a U.S.-proposed month-long ceasefire on Tuesday only if Russia abides
01:24by it following negotiations in the Saudi Arabian city of Jeddah.

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