By Eliza Popova
Mandrik in Moscow, where he met with military personnel who are undergoing treatment after injuries. "We are ready to cease hostilities for an indefinite period of time: for a few hours, for two, for three, for six hours so that a group of journalists can go in. . . see what is happening there, talk to Ukrainian servicemen and leave," Putin said.
We will remind you that earlier Putin repeatedly declared about the "humanitarian initiatives" of the Russian army, but the fighting continues on the front, and the shelling of Ukrainian territories does not stop. As Focus reported, US intelligence informed members of Congress that Russian President Vladimir Putin is "more than ever" determined to continue the war and is not going to stop the advance of Russian troops. Focus also wrote how China can force Putin to end the war in Ukraine.
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