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Yuri Ushakov

Aide to the President of Russia for foreign policy30%credibility0 / 0 / 0

Why this score Putin's foreign-policy aide and the Kremlin's usual narrator of leader-level calls. Authoritative as to what the Kremlin wishes to say was said; an interested party whose accounts of negotiations are one-sided and are not matched against a counterpart readout. Recorded as Russia's stated position, never as a neutral account, and must not steer a summary unattributed.

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By launching a massive drone attack on Moscow, other cities and polling stations, as well as on specific individuals involved in organizing the election, on the main voting day, the Kyiv regime effectively disrupted the possibility of an immediate resumption of the negotiation process. … And now, as the president said, we will consider when those negotiations can be resumed.

The Kremlin’s account of what Putin told Trump on October 9: that Moscow had been ready to resume talks after September’s elections. The Kremlin had also said on September 23, three days after the attack, that conditions for talks were not ready. Al Jazeera carries a slightly different translation.

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