Rylsk Ignores Missile Warnings
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In a Russian border region scarred by war, civilians want peace with Ukraine — but not compromise
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Rylsk sits just behind the front lines of the war Russia launched with the invasion of Ukraine .
Its population is now mostly Russian troops, elderly people and those who have left nearby villages.
In the now militarized town that is dotted with traditional blue and white churches, the signs of missile and drone damage are clear.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman says her country is “not in a hurry but we are ready” for talks.
Zelenskyy says he will travel to Saudi Arabia on Monday to meet Saudi Arabia's crown prince.
Former deputy foreign minister says meeting with U.S. delegation was like going “to the desert’s desert”.
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