The Russian President has doubled down on Moscow's decision to invade Ukraine but made a surprise concession while laying some of the blame on the West in an interview which aired on Christmas Day.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared he is"ready to negotiate" with all parties about potential"solutions" to end the Ukraine war conflict.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared he is"ready to negotiate" with all parties about potential"solutions" to end the bloody Ukraine war. Picture: Contributor/Getty Images, who has been plagued by reported unrest among residents frustrated at the length of the war, is prepared to negotiate"acceptable" resolutions.
Mykhailo Podolyak, an adviser to Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky, slammed the Russian leader and argued he had to"come back to reality". He believed the majority of his residents were in support of the invasion and wanted their country's national interests defended. At least seven were killed and 58 injured after Russia shelled the city of Kherson on Christmas Eve. Picture: Ukrainian Presidential Press Service/Anadolu Agency via Getty
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