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The US Vice President said that Musk, who oversees government cuts, made mistakes in the dismissals. Vance noted that there are many good employees in the government.

The Trump administration is not abandoning its plan for mass layoffs and budget cuts. Despite acknowledging mistakes, the White House promises to fight court decisions regarding the reinstatement of those dismissed.

NATO Secretary General stated the necessity of normalizing relations with Russia after the war in Ukraine. He emphasized the continuation of pressure on Russia to ensure the seriousness of negotiations.

Secret US intelligence reports indicate that Putin has no intention of ending the war in Ukraine. He may use the ceasefire to regroup troops and further escalate.

US Special Representative Stephen Vitkov has completed negotiations in Moscow. He is returning to discuss with President Trump further steps to resolve the war in Ukraine.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will discuss with Trump the importance of the US role in the alliance. The US will insist on greater responsibility for allies in self-defense.

Military observer Frank Gardner believes that the US ceasefire proposal may be successful because it does not completely suit either side. Ukraine quickly agreed to the White House proposal, the Kremlin has the floor.

The White House did not specify whether the US has mechanisms to influence Russia in the event of a violation of the truce with Ukraine. Peace talks are in the final stage, the decision is up to Russia.

Ukraine can import up to 4 billion cubic meters of gas from the United States through terminals in Germany, Greece, Lithuania and Poland. This will strengthen the partnership with Washington and deter Russian attacks.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that he had not received an invitation to meet with Donald Trump. The meeting must be productive and benefit Ukrainians.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer welcomed the agreement reached between the USA and Ukraine for a 30-day ceasefire. He urged Russia to agree to halt hostilities and announced a meeting of leaders regarding further steps.

Donald Trump stated his readiness to invite Volodymyr Zelensky to the White House. The U.S. President confirmed this in a comment to journalists, responding "absolutely" to the relevant question.

A high-level meeting of delegations from Ukraine and the United States took place in Jeddah. According to the White House spokesperson, the meeting was productive, with both sides discussing the path to peace and bilateral relations.

The spokesperson for the U. S. State Department expressed optimism regarding negotiations with Ukraine in Saudi Arabia. Both the Ukrainian and American sides confirm progress in discussing pathways to peace.

The Trump administration has released a list of 50 achievements of the president in the first 50 days of his second term. Among them are the fight against illegal immigration, bringing manufacturing back to the USA, and "peace negotiations" between Ukraine and Russia.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky formally apologized to Donald Trump for the altercation in the White House. U.S. Special Representative Steve Witkoff called it an important step towards progress in relations.

The Trump administration is preparing new security and trade requirements for Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. The US may demand more funds for troop deployment and threatens to withdraw them.

Republican Lindsey Graham plans to introduce a bill on new sanctions against the banking and energy sectors of Russia. The sanctions are intended to force Russia to come to the negotiating table.

The White House has instructed the Treasury Department to explore options for easing energy sanctions against Russia. This is related to possible negotiations between Trump and Putin regarding the cessation of the war in Ukraine.

The White House held a historic summit on cryptocurrencies, announcing the creation of a strategic reserve of bitcoins from confiscated assets. After the summit, the price of Bitcoin fell by 4%, and over the week - by 8%.

The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied information about plans by the USA to revoke the status of 240 thousand Ukrainian refugees. The White House also called this information fake, stating that there is no such decision.

The President of the United States has signed an order to create a reserve of bitcoins from confiscated cryptocurrency. The bitcoins will be stored as "digital gold" in the country's financial reserves.

The White House spokesperson called the Reuters information about the possible cancellation of legal status for 240,000 Ukrainians a fake. According to her, no decision on this matter has been made yet.

The signing of an agreement between the USA and Ukraine regarding rights to income from minerals is expected soon. This is set to be the first step in negotiations between Ukraine, the USA, and the Russian Federation regarding the cessation of the war.

The White House spokesperson confirmed negotiations between the USA and Ukraine regarding a deal on minerals. The US National Security Advisor is actively working on this issue and reporting to Trump on progress.

White House advisor Mike Waltz reported on discussions about the date, location, and team for peace negotiations. Trump may restore military aid to Ukraine on the condition of sincere intentions from both sides to negotiate.

National Security Advisor Mike Waltz stated the possibility of restoring aid to Ukraine from President Trump. This is possible on the condition of organizing peace negotiations and taking confidence-building measures.

High-ranking Trump officials held unofficial talks with Zelensky after the incident in the Oval Office.

Donald Trump has introduced a mandatory death penalty for individuals who kill police officers in the USA. He announced that he has already signed an executive order that imposes the mandatory death penalty on "anyone who kills a police officer."

U. S. President Donald Trump ordered the removal of attendees from the Congress hall who were disrupting order during his speech. Among the protesters was Democrat Al Green, who attempted to interrupt the speech with loud shouts.