Putin floats ‘chance’ at peace with Ukraine as NATO chief warns Russia is becoming ‘increasingly reckless’

Russian President Vladimir Putin said there is a chance for peace with Ukraine, but offered no sign that Moscow is ready to compromise. Speaking in Vladivostok, he said the conflict must be resolved by Russia and Ukraine. Putin accused Kyiv of state terrorism after Ukraine urged airlines to avoid Russian airspace. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said Russia was becoming increasingly reckless, citing missiles and drones crossing into European airspace. The contrasting remarks underscored diplomatic uncertainty and risks of escalation