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The New York Times reports the US's skepticism regarding Putin's call for talks with Ukraine. According to the publication, the Kremlin leader is not inclined to negotiate until at least November, seemingly hopeful for a return of Trump to power, which could offer more favorable terms.

Analysts view Putin's statements with skepticism, likening them to a tactic known as a "peace offensive," a strategy dating back to Soviet times. This approach aims to present a facade of seeking peace to the outside world while placing blame on the other party for refusing to engage in dialogue.

The article also highlights that the United States has no plans to pressure Zelenskyy, and there are no indications from Putin's actions suggesting a genuine readiness to initiate negotiations.

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