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Zelenskyy names delegation for Russia-Ukraine talks at Istanbul, says ceasefire top priority

DNA Friday, 16 May 2025
Talks between Ukrainian and Russian diplomats are scheduled to take place in Istanbul today, according to a Turkish Foreign Ministry source quoted by the German news agency dpa, as reported by DW News.
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