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Peace talks can only start when Ukraine 'in a position of strength', says NATO secretary general
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2:02Now PlayingThe secretary general of NATO has told Sky News that peace talks between Ukraine and Russia can only start when Ukraine is "in a position of strength".
At a news conference in Brussels, Sky's Adam Parsons asked Mark Rutte if NATO would bring Ukraine straight into the alliance if Russia could keep the territory it occupies in the short-term - a suggestion made by Volodymyr Zelenskyy in an interview with Sky's Stuart Ramsay.
Mr Rutte said Ukraine "doesn't need more ideas on what a peace process would look like", adding that the focus should remain on ramping up military aid and improving the country's missile defence capabilities.
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