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Putin says Russia is ready to resume three-way Ukraine peace talks after mid-November

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Moscow is ready to resume three-way talks with Ukraine and the United States after mid-November, in response to a request from US special envoy Steve Witkoff. The two met on Wednesday in St. Petersburg for about three hours, according to Sky News Arabia. The Kremlin confirmed the position, though the available reports give no specific date or venue for the next round.

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Politics

Trump envoy Witkoff to meet Putin on Wednesday with new Ukraine proposals

A US official said on Tuesday that Steve Witkoff, President Donald Trump's special envoy, will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday to discuss new Ukrainian proposals for ending the war. The meeting follows talks in Oslo, which the official described as highly productive. According to Reuters, Witkoff discussed security guarantees for Ukraine in the Norwegian capital with representatives of Kyiv and European countries.

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Politics

Trump says delaying Russia sanctions is meant to keep Ukraine talks on track

US President Donald Trump said his decision to postpone new sanctions on Russia is not a retreat from his position but a tactical move to keep negotiations to end the war in Ukraine alive. He warned that acting now could push Moscow to walk away from the talks. RT Arabic also quoted him as citing significant progress in the negotiations.

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Zelensky accuses Trump of rewarding Putin over Russia sanctions suspension

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday accused US President Donald Trump of rewarding Russian President Vladimir Putin, after Washington suspended sanctions on Russia. Sky News Arabia describes the move as an exemption from sanctions imposed by Congress, while BBC Arabic calls it a suspension of new sanctions. The decision came as Russia stepped up attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities, drawing European criticism and deepening tension between Washington and Kyiv.

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Trump announces Russia-Ukraine energy truce as Zelensky says he knows nothing of it

US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to a truce in the energy sector, effective immediately, according to a post on his Truth Social platform. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky responded that he knew nothing about such a deal. No details on the terms or how the truce would be implemented were available.

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Politics

Zelensky criticizes easing of curbs on Russian oil product exports

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized the easing of restrictions on Russian oil product exports, commenting on what media outlets have called the "Russian diesel deal" between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Zelensky argued that letting Moscow sell these products amounts to investing in prolonging the war rather than ending it. RT Arabic, for its part, framed the energy agreement as a source of frustration for Zelensky.

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Economy

Trump says Putin agreed to supply Russian diesel to markets

US President Donald Trump said on Friday that he reached an agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin, during a phone call, to supply markets with Russian diesel fuel. He said the move is part of his effort to lower energy costs ahead of the midterm elections. The available material gives no details on volumes, implementation or Moscow's position.

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Politics

Putin warns Russia could use nuclear weapons if Kaliningrad is attacked

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Moscow could use every weapon in its arsenal, nuclear arms included, if the Kaliningrad region came under direct attack. He also turned down a proposal for a mutual halt to long-range strikes with Ukraine. CNN Arabic reported that the remarks were a warning to the West against escalating the war.

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