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Ukraine's Foreign Minister says peace between his country and Russia could come as soon as the end of February 2023, as battles rage for the Luhansk city of Kreminna. This comes as Russian state television broadcasts a chilling message for those in Europe.

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Ukraine's Foreign Minister says peace between his country and Russia could come as soon as the end of February 2023, as battles rage for the Luhansk city of Kreminna. This comes as Russian state television broadcasts a chilling message for those in Europe.

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