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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said his telephone conversations with Russian President Vladimir Putin since the beginning of Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine had always been “friendly in tone,” despite their “very, very different, indeed widely differing views on the matter.”
His remarks, published Saturday, came days after he held a phone call with Putin that lasted for 90 minutes, according to the German government.
Putin’s goals in Ukraine remain “unchanged,” Scholz told German broadcaster…
