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Peskov tried to dampen tensions, telling reporters Monday that "several different statements were actually made" and that Moscow was working on some of the ideas in the proposed Ukrainian ceasefire.
From Newsweek
Ukraine’s bonds tumbled in price on Monday as investors dialled back their bets that Russian President Vladimir Putin will accept a US-brokered ceasefire in his country’s war with its neighbour.
From The Financial Times

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