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ceasefire

noun as in cease-fire

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According to a joint statement released after several hours of talks, the two countries agreed to a 30-day ceasefire in the Russia–Ukraine war, hopefully to be extended for a longer span, segueing into negotiations toward a permanent peace.

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The ceasefire deal—which also contains details about a long-term settlement that have not been publicly disclosed—will soon be presented to the Russian government for its acceptance or rejection.

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He has opposed a ceasefire unless it is preceded by a settlement of the war’s “root causes.”

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If Putin rejects the ceasefire offer, he added, “then we’ll unfortunately know what the impediment is to peace.”

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Of course, Putin could accept the ceasefire, then refuse to abide by it.

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