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Ushakov: Moscow hasn't yet seen revised US plan for conflict settlement
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The metamorphosis of Trump's peace plan continues. Moscow has not yet seen the European and Ukrainian amendments to the American version of the conflict resolution documents, according to a Russian presidential aide.
Yuri Ushakov emphasized: "There's a feeling we might not like a lot in them." It has also become known that Kiev has not agreed to the creation of a buffer zone in Donbas, according to Zelensky's communications adviser. Lytvyn underlined that the information previously circulated by Le Monde is incorrect.















