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00:00 – What we know about the negotiations
03:30 – Who leaked the Steve Witkoff-Yuri Ushakov call?
04:48 – The details of the “peace plan”
06:35 – What the deal could mean for Ukraine
Watch the full show: https://econ.st/4indiU2
Read our coverage of the war: https://econ.st/48sr43i
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