Putin says peace proposals on table, blames Ukraine for attacks

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What did Vladimir Putin say about peace talks with Ukraine?

Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that all proposals for a settlement in the war with Ukraine remain on the table. He also said Russia was ready to resume negotiations after the Russian parliamentary elections but accused Ukraine of launching attacks on Moscow and polling stations, warning of a sustained response.

Did Putin say Russia is preparing for war with Europe?

No, Putin stated that Russia is not preparing for war with Europe, asserting that there are no motives or grounds for such a conflict.

What reason did Putin give for potential delays in negotiations?

Putin accused Ukraine of launching attacks on Moscow and polling stations during the Russian parliamentary elections. He suggested these actions were provocative and would lead to a sustained response from Russia, implying this would affect the resumption of talks.