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Ukraine to Make Securing a Ceasefire a Priority in Istanbul Talks, Says Source
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Ukraine will make securing a ceasefire a priority in expected talks with a Russian delegation in Istanbul on Friday, a Ukrainian diplomatic source said, adding there was also a need for "confidence-building measures".
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