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Russia Received Offer to Cease Attacks on Kyiv via Intelligence and Foreign Ministry Channels
Russia received an offer from intelligence agencies to stop attacks on Kyiv, according to RIA Novosti. President Vladimir Putin confirmed the request came through official channels during a meeting with US envoys Steve Witzif and Jared Kushner. Moscow did not discuss a broader ceasefire with Kyiv, according to RIA Novosti.
Russia received an offer from intelligence agencies to cease attacks on Kyiv, as reported by RIA Novosti. The request was said to have arrived through official channels, including the intelligence service and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, according to RIA Novosti. During a meeting with US special envoys Steve Witzif and Jared Kushner, President Vladimir Putin confirmed the request to stop attacks on Kyiv came through these channels. Putin also stated that Moscow did not discuss a broader ceasefire with Kyiv, as noted by RIA Novosti. RBC Russia corroborated Putin's remarks, emphasizing that the request was delivered through official channels but did not mention any broader ceasefire discussions.
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StateRIA NovostiSep 5, 09:59 PM
Russia received an offer from intelligence agencies to stop attacks on KyivIndependentRBC RussiaSep 5, 09:56 PM
Putin spoke about the request to stop attacks on KyivThe request to stop attacks on Kyiv came to Russia through official channels—both through intelligence service channels and through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said President Vladimir Putin during a meeting with special envoys of the US president, Steve Witzif and Jared Kushner.
StateRIA NovostiSep 5, 09:48 PM
Putin Says Moscow Did Not Discuss a Broader Ceasefire with Kyiv