The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, said he sees possible room for compromise in talks with Moscow as the Russian delegation's positions  sound more 'realistic'. In his daily video address on Telegram, Zelensky urged Russian businesspeople and other citizens to oppose the war. 
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‘Citizens of Russia! Any of you who have access to truthful information could already understand how this war will end for your country. Shame and poverty. Years of isolation. A very cruel, repressive system that will treat the citizens of Russia in the same inhumane way as you, invaders, treated Ukrainians. What happens next depends on your actions,’ he said. 

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