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Ukraine, Russia to hold new negotiations in Turkey

By IANS | Updated: March 28, 2022 04:20 IST

Kiev, March 28 The next round of negotiations between Ukraine and Russia will take place next week in ...

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Kiev, March 28 The next round of negotiations between Ukraine and Russia will take place next week in Turkey, a member of the Ukrainian delegation said.

"Today, at the video talks, it was decided to hold the next live round by two delegations in Turkey on March 28-30," David Arakhamia wrote on Facebook on Sunday.

Ukrainian and Russian delegations have held three rounds of negotiations in-person in Belarus since February 28, and the fourth one started on March 14 in a format of video conference, Xinhua news agency reported.

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