Putin, Cameron discuss 'rebuilding' relations - Kremlin


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  • Saturday, 15 Nov 2014

BRISBANE Australia (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin and British Prime Minister David Cameron expressed an interest in rebuilding relations between Russia and the West damaged by the crisis in Ukraine, a Kremlin spokesman said on Saturday.

Putin met separately with Cameron and French President Francois Hollande on the sidelines of a G20 leaders summit in Brisbane, where Putin has come under pressure to do more to stop the bloodshed or face further sanctions.

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