In an interview with Vesti on October 22, President Vladimir Putin said Russia and Ukraine had come close enough to reach an agreement. He said trilateral talks among Moscow, Washington and Kyiv would focus on security guarantees for both countries after a peace deal, and that Russia had agreed with the US to resume them. US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are expected in Moscow in late October, as Washington hopes for a diplomatic breakthrough before the midterm elections. Fighting continues, with Russia's Defence Ministry saying it struck the Antonov aircraft plant in Kyiv, while President Zelensky said Ukraine is ready to negotiate, likely early next month. Talks remain deadlocked over territory, as Russia demands Ukraine give up all of Donbas, which Kyiv rejects.
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Original headline: Tổng thống Putin nói Nga và Ukraine tiến đủ gần để đạt được thỏa thuận
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