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But first, breaking news, but moments ago Russia is willing to discuss a potential truce with Ukraine,

but it is with conditions, willing to discuss a temporary temporary truce if those progress towards a final peace settlement?

Let's get straight out to Kaylee Lines.

What's the nuance here?

Well, Caroline, Bloomberg did just break this story.

Siding sources familiar with the matter, but I would point out that this is something

that Russia apparently presented to the U.S.

It talks in Saudi Arabia that happened last month.

A suggestion that, yes, they are willing to agree to a temporary truce,

provided that there is an effort toward a peace deal that Russia likes.

Specifically what Russia has asked to the United States is clear guidance on what the parameters of peace would look like,

specifically what a peacekeeping mission in Ukraine would constitute as Russia

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