Russia handed Ukraine a memo on terms for ceasefire

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Russia and Ukraine said they had agreed at peace talks on Monday (June 2) in Istanbul to exchange more prisoners of war and return the bodies of 12,000 dead soldiers.   Russian Delegation head Vladimir Medinsky said Russian negotiators had handed their Ukrainian counterparts a detailed memorandum outlining Moscow's terms for a full ceasefire.  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00The first part is about how to reach the real long-term world.

00:27And the second part is how to make steps, so that it was possible to stop the fire.

00:39And in the second part, there is even a way to go on this way or on this way.

00:47The mémorandum is quite detailed and worked on our side,

00:53so the Ukrainian side decided to take it on the study.

00:57They study, they answer, and we will see.

01:02We agreed on the most high level of the mémorandum.

01:08In the next part, all are hard to be beaten,

01:14hard to be beaten,

01:17and they will be beaten by the principle of all of us.

01:21This is a military gesture of our side.

01:25And in the same way, all of us will be beaten by the young soldiers of the age of 25 years.

01:35And finally, the last proposal, which was our side,

01:40since our Ukrainian side always talks about the need to stop the fire,

01:49in the same way,

01:52we have proposed a specific stop the fire for 2-3 days,

01:58on the other parts of the front.

02:01This was now done by our military officers,

02:07with Ukrainian soldiers.

02:08And now we are working on the military officers.

02:11We will stay here,

02:16and then we will be on the other part.

02:19We have to work on the military公式.

02:21We are one of our military officers,

02:23to allow the military officers to come to the military officers,

02:25and to put our military officers on the military personnel.

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