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Putin Proposes Peace Deal on Ukraine While Accusing of State Terrorism
Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed a potential peace deal with Ukraine during a public address, while reiterating accusations of 'state terrorism' against the Ukrainian government. The statement came amid ongoing conflict in eastern Ukraine, with no immediate indication of a ceasefire or diplomatic resolution.
During a televised address on September 3, 2026, Putin stated there is a 'chance of a peace deal' on Ukraine, though he did not specify terms or conditions. He reiterated the claim that Ukraine is engaging in 'state terrorism,' a charge previously made by Russia and widely dismissed by international observers. The remarks were reported by Al Arabiya, the sole outlet covering the event, with no additional details provided on potential negotiations or responses from Ukraine.
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IndependentAl ArabiyaSep 3, 12:25 PM
Putin says there is a chance of peace deal on Ukraine but repeats ‘state terrorism’ charge - english.alarabiya.netPutin says there is a chance of peace deal on Ukraine but repeats ‘state terrorism’ charge english.alarabiya.net
IndependentAl ArabiyaSep 3, 12:25 PM
Putin says there is a chance of peace deal on Ukraine but repeats ‘state terrorism’ charge - Al Arabiya EnglishPutin says there is a chance of peace deal on Ukraine but repeats ‘state terrorism’ charge Al Arabiya English