Peace talks 'tomorrow' if Russia leaves Ukraine - Zelensky

The remarks come as Ukraine's president hails international support at a summit in Switzerland.

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But speaking at the close of a summit for peace in Switzerland, he said Russian President Vladimir Putin would not end the war and had to be stopped "in any way we can", whether by military or diplomatic means.

Western aid was not enough to win the war, he added, but the summit had shown that international support for Ukraine was not weakening.

The meeting concluded with dozens of countries committing to Ukraine's territorial integrity.

A final document was adopted which blamed the war's widespread suffering and destruction firmly on Russia.

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