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Zelensky to invite Russia for second peace summit to be held in November

Zelensky ready to invite Russian side for second peace summit on Ukraine in November
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Ukrainian President Volodymyz Zelensky announced his readiness to hold a second peace summit in November. Zelensky also said that he would invite the Russian side to the summit.

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