# Ukraine
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Russia Claims Putin is Willing to Engage in Dialogue with Macron, French Presidential Office Welcomes It
Russian President Putin has expressed a willingness to engage in dialogue with French President Macron regarding the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. The French presidential office welcomed this initiative and emphasized that any discussions would be conducted transparently with Ukrainian and European allies.
Ukraine Withdraws from Multiple Positions as Russian Forces Advance Rapidly
Russian forces have made significant advances into Ukrainian territory, prompting Ukrainian troops to withdraw from several positions near the border. Meanwhile, U.S. and Ukrainian representatives have been engaged in constructive talks in Florida regarding peace negotiations and security guarantees, with discussions focusing on a 20-point peace plan and post-war reconstruction efforts.
Footage Released! Ukraine Claims to Have Struck Two Russian Su-27 Fighter Jets, Destroying One of Them; Russia Has Yet to Respond
Ukraine's Security Service announced that its special forces targeted and destroyed a Russian Su-27 fighter jet at a military airport in Crimea using a drone. The incident involved two jets, but only one was confirmed destroyed. Russia has not yet responded to these claims.
Hungarian Prime Minister: The Logic of War in the EU is Intensifying
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán criticized the EU's decision to provide significant loans to Ukraine, highlighting that 24 member states are involved in offering 'war loans' for the first time in history. He expressed concerns that the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict is linked to economic interests, increasing the risks of war, and affirmed Hungary's stance against prolonging the conflict.
Can the New Round of Talks Between Russia and the U.S. Achieve Breakthroughs? Expert Analysis
Dmitryev, the Russian presidential special representative, is in Miami to discuss the Russia-Ukraine conflict with U.S. officials. While there is cautious optimism from Ukraine regarding the talks, experts suggest that significant breakthroughs are unlikely due to ongoing territorial disputes and differing interests among the involved parties, including the role of European allies.
What is Russia's Intent in Raising the Issue of NATO's Eastward Expansion? Expert Analysis
During his annual press conference, President Putin emphasized the need for a new security system in Europe and linked NATO expansion to the Ukraine crisis. Expert Sun Zhuangzhi outlined two essential conditions for Russia's cooperation: Ukraine's troop withdrawal and a commitment not to join NATO. He noted that Russia seeks a new international system to protect its interests, moving away from reliance on Western assurances.
Can the New Round of Russia-U.S. Consultations Achieve Breakthroughs? Expert Analysis
Dmitryev, Russia's special representative, is in Miami for discussions with U.S. officials on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, with Ukraine's President expressing cautious optimism. The talks focus on a 'peace plan', but significant breakthroughs seem unlikely due to unresolved territorial and sovereignty issues, and the involvement of European allies raises questions about their role in the negotiations.
Putin Discusses Ukrainian Presidential Election Again, Zelensky Responds
Ukrainian President Zelensky responded to Russian President Putin's comments about the legitimacy of Ukraine's government and elections, asserting that the timing and manner of elections should not be dictated by Putin. Zelensky emphasized that discussions with the U.S. regarding election security have taken place, while the situation remains tense with ongoing military actions and diplomatic talks.
Russian President's Special Representative Arrives in Miami, USA
Russian President's Special Representative Dmitriev has arrived in Miami for talks concerning the Ukraine issue. The discussions aim to advance a U.S.-proposed peace plan, with representatives from both the U.S. and Russia participating in the negotiations.
Hungarian Prime Minister: The Logic of War in the EU is Intensifying
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán criticized the EU's decision to provide significant loans to Ukraine, highlighting that 24 member states are engaging in 'war loans' for the first time in history. He expressed concerns about the escalating logic of war within the EU and affirmed Hungary's stance against prolonging the conflict.
Hot Q&A | What Information Does Putin's 'Annual Review' Convey?
During the 'Annual Review' event on December 19, President Putin addressed various topics including the Russia-Ukraine situation, NATO's eastward expansion, and the development of Russia-China relations. He expressed confidence in Russia's military achievements and emphasized the importance of mutual respect in international relations. Experts noted that Putin's remarks reflect a cautious stance towards the West and a strong commitment to strengthening ties with China.
Zelensky: Ukrainian Foreign Ministry is Working to Establish Infrastructure for Elections Abroad
Ukrainian President Zelensky announced that the Foreign Ministry is working on establishing election infrastructure abroad. He highlighted discussions with the U.S. regarding election security and mentioned a proposal for direct negotiations involving multiple countries, including Russia and possibly European nations.