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Putin: The U.S. plan for Ukraine could serve as a basis for future agreements
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia generally agrees that the U.S. list of points concerning Ukraine could form the foundation for future agreements. He emphasized the necessity of a serious, word-by-word discussion of a peace plan for Ukraine
WSJ: Germany’s secret plan for a possible war with Russia – Transfer of up to 800,000 NATO troops to the East
Troop movements, infrastructure and a return to “Cold War” mentality – Assessment of a potential Russian attack in 2029, but with indications of a more immediate threat – €166 billion in infrastructure investments – Quiet preparation and political framework
Chicago man accused of setting train passenger on fire had 72 prior arrests
The White House blamed the incident on Democrats' soft policies on crime
The Afghan man who shot the National Guardsmen in Washington had cooperated with the US military before coming to the United States
29-year-old Ramanoallah Lakanwal arrived in the United States in 2021 and was granted asylum this year – “Biden brought him here,” Trump says, as he suspends Afghan immigration applications
The shooter who injured the two National Guard members near the White House is Afghan (video)
The two soldiers and the gunman are in critical condition – He had been granted asylum in 2024. The FBI and Washington authorities are investigating the motives and the origin of the weapon
The two National Guard members who were shot near the White House have died — “This animal will pay dearly,” Donald Trump said about the assailant, who has been arrested (updated)
The gunman also has minor injuries. Trump, who was in Florida, was briefed on the incident. The White House was placed under lockdown during the shooting
Tragedy in Hong Kong: 36 dead and 279 missing after skyscraper fire
Flames continue to burn the bamboo scaffolding — firefighting is difficult due to the enormous heat inside the buildings
The Ukraine Agreement: What Putin can endorse – The unseen limits of the peace process
The Russian president’s answer to this question will determine whether the recent diplomatic flare-up has any real prospect or whether it marks yet another turn in a process that has resembled a political “merry-go-round” since Trump took office
