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Polish foreign minister rejects both arguments in talks with Putin

Poland's foreign minister has taken a firm position regarding talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The headline indicates disagreement over the basis or approach to negotiations.

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Poland's stance could influence European positions on engagement with Russia.

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