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Scholz says Putin still doesn't see invading Ukraine as 'mistake'

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Vladimir Putin still believes he was right to launch an invasion of Ukraine, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz says after a 90-minute-long telephone call with the Russian president. of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz

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