Putin says Russia needs long-lasting peace with Ukraine, not a temporary truce
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President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia needed a long-lasting peace with Ukraine, not a temporary truce.
He said a prolonged ceasefire would allow "the enemy to strengthen its troops" and give Kyiv a chance to bring in reinforcements and ammunition.
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