Russia says Ukraine invasion could ‘end tomorrow’ and rules out talks on further annexationsKremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Thursday that the Russian invasion of Ukraine could "end tomorrow" if there were a "political will" on the part of Kiev and ruled out talks on further annexations of territories for the time being.Peskov pointed out that if the Ukrainian president, Volodimir Zelenski, "had that desire", there could be talk of an end to the war, according to information gathered by the Interfax news agency.He also ruled out the annexation of new territories in the area affected by the Russian "military operation", as Moscow refers to the invasion, and indicated that "there are no doubts about it"."We know that in a large number of new regions of Russia there are occupied territories that have to be liberated," he asserted before insisting that one of the objectives of the Russian military intervention is "to protect the population living in the southeast of Ukraine, in the Donbas."Más de News 360- Erdogan regrets the difficulty of a «common future with Europe» because of its «open support» for PKKNews 360- Ukrainian nuclear company accuses Russia of kidnapping three workers at Zaporiyia power plantNews 360- Romania recalls its ambassador to Austria for consultations over refusal to include the country in the Schengen areaNews 360"