Putin questions US ceasefire plan amid war gains
Russian President Putin cast doubt on a US ceasefire proposal citing nuances and demanding painstaking research as Russian forces press advances in Ukraine. He said Russia would agree only if long-term peace or arms restrictions are linked, and negotiations depend on ground developments. Trump called the plan promising but incomplete.
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Europe pushes for greater role in Ukraine talks
European leaders push for a larger say in U S talks with Kyiv and Russia, aiming to bolster Ukraine’s military and build a coalition of the willing. They cite a 30 day ceasefire accord as momentum while warning NATO troops on Ukrainian soil would not be peacekeepers. Leaders note European signaled troops or materials could join the effort, seeking to deter Russia and influence postwar security.
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White House withdraws Weldon nomination as CDC chief
The White House pulled former Florida congressman David Weldon from consideration to lead the CDC amid doubts about Republican support. Senate health committee canceled a planned hearing less than an hour before start. Weldon cited vaccine skepticism concerns and close ties to anti vaccine activist RFK Jr. as factors in the decision.
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Experts accuse Israel of sexual violence and genocidal acts in Gaza
A UN backed panel accuses Israel of disproportionate violence against women and children and rape of Palestinian detainees, while noting possible genocidal acts. Israel declines cooperation, ceasefire fragile with talks in Qatar continuing amid aid cuts and hostage negotiations. In Texas, FEMA reviews migrant aid groups for potential violations of 1324 funding rules, withholding grants and demanding attestations.
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