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Russia rejected Ukrainian President Zelensky’s Christmas call to withdraw troops to end the war.
As it is known that the United States will soon announce plans to support Patriot missiles in Ukraine, the possibility is raised that Belarus, a Russian ally, will participate in the war in Ukraine.
This is reporter Lee Jong-soo.
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Ukrainian President Zelensky urged Russia to begin troop withdrawals on Christmas Day in a video conference with the leaders of the seven major countries at 12 p.m. local time.
[볼로디미르 젤렌스키 / 우크라이나 대통령 : 러시아가 우크라이나에서 군대를 철수한다면, 신뢰할 수 있는 전투 중단이 보장될 것입니다.]
G7 leaders also urged Russia to accept Ukraine’s end-of-war negotiations, including territorial recovery, war reparations and war crimes justice, along with a decision to end the war.
In response, Russia rejected a call for a Christmas Day troop withdrawal, saying it must recognize Russia’s occupation of parts of Ukraine after the war.
[드미트리 페스코프 / 크렘린궁 대변인 : (크리스마스 철군을 검토하고 있습니까?) 무슨 크리스마스? 그에 대해 언급할 게 있을 수 없습니다.]
While Russia and the Ukraine are showing a marked difference in their positions on ending the war,
The United States will announce this week that it will supply Ukraine with Patriot missiles capable of intercepting missiles and aircraft, CNN reported this week.
The Ukrainian Reconstruction Conference, chaired by French President Macron and attended by representatives of 46 countries of the world, agreed to provide 1.4 trillion won for power generators and LED lights to winter-suffering Ukraine rigid.
Russia’s ally Belarus checked military combat readiness without warning.
He is making remarks that he is preparing to join the war to help Russia, which is struggling against the counterattack of the Ukrainian army.
This is YTN Lee Jong-soo.
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