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Kremlin leaves open possible return to Ukraine talks in October

The Kremlin has not ruled out resuming talks with Ukraine in October. The headline does not confirm that negotiations are scheduled or that an agreement is near.

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A possible return to talks could affect the trajectory of the Russia-Ukraine war, but its practical significance remains uncertain.

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