Marc Bennetts
Foreign Correspondent at The Sunday Times
Foreign Correspondent at The Times
The Times foreign correspondent. Writing a book for Bloomsbury on Russia's spiral into madness under Putin. Any views/opinions expressed here are my own.
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thetimes.com | Marc Bennetts
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thetimes.com | Marc Bennetts
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thetimes.com | Hugh Tomlinson |Marc Bennetts |Oliver Moody |Larisa Brown
The precise implications of his statement were not immediately clear. Despite consistent appeals from Ukraine over more than two years, Germany has yet to hand over any Taurus cruise missiles, which have a range of more than 300 miles. Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin's spokesman, called the move "quite dangerous", claiming it would run counter to Russia's desire to reach a settlement with Ukraine.
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thetimes.com | Marc Bennetts
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thetimes.com | Marc Bennetts |Liz Cookman
President Zelensky has accused Russia of having no interest in even a temporary truce in Ukraine after President Putin refused to attend a summit in Istanbul and sent a team of low-level negotiators in his place. Zelensky had challenged the Russian leader to meet him for face-to-face talks in Turkey in what would have been the first meeting between the two men since Putin ordered tanks into Ukraine into 2022.
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