U.S. says tentative deal to end Black Sea fighting
The United States announced tentative progress toward a stop to hostilities in the Black Sea with Ukraine and Russia agreeing to safe navigation and the end of force, though many details remain unresolved and sanctions hurdles loom. Zelenskyy called the talks an initial step toward peace as Moscow demanded sanctions relief and insurance for Russian trade.
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President Trump called the Signal chat lapse a minor glitch amid Democratic criticism of handling sensitive information. The Atlantic reported 18 senior officials discussed attack planning with Michael Waltz and others. lawmakers pressed for clarifications on whether any classified data were shared and potential consequences.
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