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US pushes to revive Russia-Ukraine trilateral peace talks

The United States is pushing to resume trilateral negotiations with Russia and Ukraine. A US special envoy said the peace process had made significant progress, but no concrete agreement or ceasefire was reported.

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Renewed negotiations could affect the trajectory of the ongoing war, although the supplied reports do not establish a change in battlefield conditions.

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