The latest on the Russia–Ukraine crisis, March 11. Click here for updates from March 10. Russia’s Putin Sees ‘Positive Shifts’ in Talks With Ukraine Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday some progress had been made in Moscow’s talks with Ukraine, while the Kremlin said the conflict would end when the West took action to address Moscow concerns. At a Kremlin meeting with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, Putin said Western sanctions would not hinder Russian development and that Russia would end up stronger. He then said Ukrainian negotiations were taking place practically every day. “There are certain positive shifts, negotiators on our side tell me,” Putin said. “I will talk about all of this later.” Lukashenko told Putin that both of them were from Soviet generations which had endured sanctions and that the Soviet Union had developed well. ___ Ukraine Civilian Deaths Exceed Military Losses: Defense Minister Russian forces invading …