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"At this time... it's not possible"
He added that currently both sides are confident that they can win.
"This was a Russian invasion against international law, against the Charter of the United Nations, but I don't see that Russia is willing to withdraw from the territories it has occupied at this moment, and I think that Ukraine hopes to retake them," said Guterres.
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UN chief and West berate Russia's top diplomat over Ukraine
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Pentagon Leaks: US Monitors the UN Secretary-General - Sees Guterres as Favorable to Russia
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Mali begins discussions with IMF mission
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The IMF mission, headed by Donal McGettigan, will be in Belgrade until April 4.
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Arsic: Public enterprises biggest risk to reforms
BELGRADE - Serbia has met all its commitments from an agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), but public enterprises - above all, the power company EPS - pose the highest risk to reforms, says Milojko Arsic, editor of the economic publication Kvartalni monitor.
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