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Pope Leo Talks With Putin On Ukraine

16 Oct

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Agence France-PresseSouth China Morning Post
Nicole WinfieldSydney Morning Herald
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16 Oct
MOSCOW, Oct 16 - Russian President Vladimir Putin told Pope Leo in a phone call on Friday that he supported a Vatican initiative to help deliver supplies to civilians in the Russian-controlled town of Oleshky in southern Ukraine and was ready to cooperate on the matter.
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16 Oct Pope Leo recovering well, speaks with Putin on Ukraine
Sydney Morning Herald
16 Oct Putin agrees to cooperate with Pope Leo's plea for aid for Ukrainian town
The Straits Times
16 Oct From hospital, Pope Leo pushes Putin for ceasefire in contested Ukraine city
South China Morning Post
16 Oct Kremlin says Putin told Pope Leo he backs Vatican idea to help civilians in Oleshky
The Straits Times

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