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Vladimir Putin: Ukraine attacks disrupted planned post-election negotiations

Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia had intended to resume negotiations with Ukraine following the State Duma elections, but such plans were disrupted by large-scale Ukrainian drone attacks. Putin reported that during the election period of September 19-20, over 1,600 drones entered Russian airspace, targeting Moscow and election centers.

Putin claimed that Russia's military responses have been so powerful that Ukraine is now considering ceasefires regarding energy and airspace sectors. He noted that while the possibility of negotiations remains on the table, any decision to resume talks will be made strictly in accordance with Russia's national interests.

Additionally, Putin addressed international relations, expressing support for positive agreements between the United States and China, noting their impact on the global economy. He also accused Ukraine of attacking over 100 vessels in the Black Sea, including both Russian and foreign-flagged ships.

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