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Russia: We must have veto power over Ukraine security guarantees
Russia will only agree to security guarantees for Ukraine if it has the power to veto them, its foreign minister has said. Sergei Lavrov said that any attempt to bolster Ukrainian security that did not involve Moscow was a “road to nowhere” and “will not work”.
The strikes occurred during a renewed effort by U.S. President Donald Trump to reach a peace settlement in the three-year war.
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