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Rubio: "A negotiated settlement requires two things: that both sides gain something from it and that both sides give up something. We're trying to understand what Russia can give and what it expects to get, what Ukraine can give and what Ukraine expects to get." Russia can give Ukraine... show more

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.Secretary Marco Rubio: "A negotiated settlement requires two things: both sides to get something out of it and both sides to give something. And we're trying to figure out what can Russia give and what do they expect to get, what can Ukraine give and what can Ukraine expect to get."

.Secretary Marco Rubio: "A negotiated settlement requires two things: both sides to get something out of it and both sides to give something. And we're trying to figure out what can Russia give and what do they expect to get, what can Ukraine give and what can Ukraine expect to get."

Department of State

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US Secretary of State: We're trying to figure out what can Russia give and what do they expect to get, what can Ukraine give and what can Ukraine expect to get. In the end, the decision will be up to Ukraine and up to Russia, it will not be up to the United States. I think we've made progress but we have ways to go and obviously the hardest issues are always the last issues.

US Secretary of State: We're trying to figure out what can Russia give and what do they expect to get, what can Ukraine give and what can Ukraine expect to get. In the end, the decision will be up to Ukraine and up to Russia, it will not be up to the United States. I think we've made progress but we have ways to go and obviously the hardest issues are always the last issues.

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