Putin calls Obama to discuss resolution to Ukraine crisis

Posted March 28, 2014 5:58 pm.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin called U.S. President Obama on Friday to discuss a resolution to the crisis in Ukraine.

The U.S. proposed a plan earlier this week at a meeting in the Hague which is only possible if Russia withdraws its troops from the Ukraine.

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