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Second round of Russia, Ukraine talks begin at Belarus-Poland border

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: March 3, 2022 20:27 IST

Direct talks between Russian and Ukrainian representatives are underway on Belarusian territory. Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov had said ...

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Direct talks between Russian and Ukrainian representatives are underway on Belarusian territory. Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov had said that Moscow is ready for talks to end the fighting in Ukraine but will continue to press its effort to destroy Ukraine’s military infrastructure. Lavrov said that the Russian delegation submitted its demands to Ukrainian negotiators earlier this week and is now waiting for Kyiv’s response.

Russian shelling and attacks on civilian populations killed 34 civilians in Ukraine’s eastern Kharkiv region in the past 24 hours between March 2-3, the emergency services said Thursday. Separately, the governor of the Ukraine-controlled eastern Donetsk region said the port city of Mariupol, one of the first targets of the Russian invasion, was without electricity or water supplies. The Ukrainian delegation of negotiators has arrived by helicopter for talks with the Russian side in Belarus, Russian state news agency TASS said. 

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