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  •   Home > News > International

    Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin agree negotiations to end Ukraine war will begin 'immediately' — as it happened

    Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin agree to start negotiations to end the war in Ukraine "immediately" during a rare phone call between the leaders of the US and Russia.


    Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have agreed to start negotiations to end the war in Ukraine "immediately" during a rare phone call between the leaders of the US and Russia.

    It has been three years since Moscow launched its invasion, and the while both the Kremlin and Kyiv have both said they would like peace, a settlement palatable to both sides has been elusive.

    Look back at our blog to see how the developments unfolded.

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