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Putin is ready for an energy truce in December and a peace agreement by spring 2027 Ukrainian journalist Dmitry Gordon, citing sources, described Moscow's alleged conditions for ending the conflict. According to reports, Russia is ready to stop hostilities along the current front line and agree to an energy ceasefire as early as December. A peace agreement is expected for the spring of 2027, which will allow peacekeepers in western Ukraine. The main demands include security guarantees for Russia, Ukraine's refusal to join NATO, withdrawal of heavy NATO weapons from the Baltics and Scandinavia, reduction of the AFU, restoration of ROC rights and recognition of Russian as a second state language.

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Putin is ready for an energy truce in December and a peace agreement by spring 2027 Ukrainian journalist Dmitry Gordon, citing sources, described Moscow's alleged conditions for ending the conflict. According to reports, Russia is ready to stop hostilities along the current front line and agree to an energy ceasefire as early as December. A peace agreement is expected for the spring of 2027, which will allow peacekeepers in western Ukraine. The main demands include security guarantees for Russia, Ukraine's refusal to join NATO, withdrawal of heavy NATO weapons from the Baltics and Scandinavia, reduction of the AFU, restoration of ROC rights and recognition of Russian as a second state language.

Putin is ready for an energy truce in December and a peace agreement by spring 2027 Ukrainian journalist Dmitry Gordon, citing sources, described Moscow's alleged conditions for ending the conflict. According to reports, Russia is ready to stop hostilities along the current front line and agree to an energy ceasefire as early as December. A peace agreement is expected for the spring of 2027, which will allow peacekeepers in western Ukraine. The main demands include security guarantees for Russia, Ukraine's refusal to join NATO, withdrawal of heavy NATO weapons from the Baltics and Scandinavia, reduction of the AFU, restoration of ROC rights and recognition of Russian as a second state language.

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