President Trump Today he organized a phone call with Vladimir Putin that he described as “lengthy and highly productive”. He characterized the interview – the first confirmed interviews between two leaders since Trump returned to the White House – as the beginning of negotiations on the end of the war in Ukraine.
The President promised the campaign that the war would end during the “24 hours” when he took the office and told advisors that the conflict solution was a priority for his management. For Putin today’s challenge, the collapse of the western efforts for his isolation was diplomatically diplomatically after the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
Volodymyr Zlensky, President of Ukraine, said that later Trump had his own call on “mapping our next steps to stop Russian aggression and ensure a permanent and reliable measure”. However, Ukrainians seem to have a limited lever effect.
Previously today’s Defense Minister Pete HegSeth at NATO meeting that it was “Unrealistic” goal for Ukraine to restore its boundaries As it was before 2014, when Russia attached Crimea and supported the pro -Russian uprising in eastern Ukraine. HegSeth also said that the US does not support the desire of Ukraine to join NATO as part of a realistic peace plan.
In related reports, The wildest struggles of war can now be in Russia, where Ukraine lies on a piece of Kursk as a bargaining chip. The Times asked with Russian soldiers near the front line.
Many grants recipients still have no resources and no answers
After two courts ordered Trump’s administration to end their freezing to more than $ 3 trillion in federal grants, some beneficiaries have gained access to the money promised. They were happy. Many other funds – for school buses in Missouri, fire prevention in Montana, solar panels in Massachusetts – – – Stay frozen.
The administration has changed its reasons in order to, in accordance with judicial decisions in accordance with judicial decisions and state that it is now blocking specific projects rather than issuing a wide possession. However, these details were not communicated to non -profit organizations that count on funds.
Inflation increased more than expected
The prices of consumer In January increased by 3 percent Compared to the previous year, a partially supported increase in food and energy prices. The increase in food prices was largely powered by nationwide lack of eggs caused by the outbreak of bird flu. Restaurants are cost.
In related reports, Trump promised to reduce the cost of “1. a day ”But his helpers have had a day from joining office has accepted a more measured approach.
Scientists indicate that Ozmpic can reduce drinking
Research work published today offered the strongest evidence that semaglutide – a substance in popular drugs for weight loss such as Oz -Trewij and Wegova – can help reduce desire. Many people reported such an effect, but the new study offered the first randomized controlled study on this topic.
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