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Putin ready for talks but not with the illegitimate Zelensky in
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday (Jan 28) said that he would allocate people to hold peace talks with Ukraine if Volodymyr Zelensky wants to take part in the negotiations, however, he ruled out the possibility of speaking directly to the Ukrainian leader, whom he labelled "illegitimate".
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Putin ready for talks but not with the illegitimate Zelensky in

Zelensky responded saying Putin was afraid of negotiations and accused him of prolonging the conflict using “cynial tricks”. US President Trump wanted them to end the war; Trump has threatened sanctions on Russia stating that Ukraine is ready for the negotiation talks to broker a "deal".

"If (Zelensky) wants to participate in the negotiations, I will allocate people to take part," Putin said, calling the Ukrainian leader "illegitimate" because his presidential term expired during martial law.

"If there is a desire to negotiate and find a compromise, let anyone lead the negotiations there... Naturally, we will strive for what suits us, what corresponds to our interests," he added.

Putin claims fighting would end if support were cut down for Ukraine

Putin said that the fighting would come to an end if the West cut its support for Ukraine. 

"They will not exist for a month if the money and, in a broad sense, the bullets run out. Everything would be over in a month and a half or two," Putin said in comments to a state TV reporter.

Russia's military on Tuesday said that the forces had seized a large village in Ukraine's northeastern Kharkiv region.

The Russian defence ministry said its forces had "liberated" the Dvorichna village which was home to a population of over 3,000 before the war.

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