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History offers an answer to Russia-Ukraine war
Russia and Ukraine cannot continue fighting forever. Somehow or other, sooner or later, peace will come. Recent events offer little hope for reconciliation, granted. A wider view of history, however, reveals how the smallest of agreements can lead to the greatest of victories: The victory of peace over war.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said some progress on a peace settlement had already been made but that contacts with ...
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