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Putin rejects US- and Ukraine-backed proposal to halt long-range strikes
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday rejected a Washington proposal, backed by Kyiv, for Russia and Ukraine to mutually halt long-range strikes. The source provided no further details about the decision.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday rejected a US proposal for Russia and Ukraine to mutually stop long-range strikes.
Kyiv backed the initiative from Washington, but Moscow did not accept it.
Putin’s decision left the proposed halt to long-range attacks without agreement between the two sides. The source did not specify when the proposal was made or provide further reactions.
What we know
- Putin rejected a mutual halt to long-range strikes.
- Washington put forward the proposal.
- Kyiv backed the US initiative.
What is being verified
- The newsroom is checking the report that putin rejected a mutual halt to long-range strikes.
- Reporting from Le Monde International is being compared; a second independent confirmation is not yet available.
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