Putin calls Ukraine conflict ‘tragedy,’ vows to keep fighting

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Russia’s Vladimir Putin called the conflict in Ukraine a “common tragedy” but vowed to send more troops into battle. Speaking at a meeting with his top military brass, the leader says that what is happening in Ukraine is “not a result” of Russia’s policy, but rather policies of Western nations which are bent on toppling the former soviet state.Dec. 21, 2022

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