Zelenskyy says Ukraine will respond if Russian attacks on its power grid continue, casting doubt on an energy ceasefire Trump announced Sunday. European officials also question whether Russia will halt its strikes.
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Indian opposition parties plan to march to the Supreme Court to demand the election chief’s resignation over disputed voter-list revisions. The protest follows mass detentions and heavy security deployments in New Delhi.
The U.S. embassy urged Americans to use extreme caution at Saudi airports after deadly strikes in Riyadh. Trump said he was weighing whether U.S. forces would join Saudi Arabia’s fight against the Houthis.
North Korea launched multiple ballistic missiles toward its eastern waters Monday, days after South Korea tested a hypersonic weapon. The launches come amid a dispute over a border mine blast and a continuing freeze in diplomacy.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he received a clear answer that Russia interfered in the 2016 Brexit vote, though he gave no details. A pro-Brexit group disputes any suggestion that Russian activity changed the result.
Sen. Thom Tillis says President Trump’s move to ease sanctions on Russian diesel may violate U.S. law. A bipartisan group of senators wants the decision reversed, while the administration says it is acting within its legal authority to address fuel prices.
Trump says Russia and Ukraine have agreed to an immediate energy ceasefire, though its terms remain unclear. The announcement follows a dispute with Zelenskyy over refinery strikes and a U.S. deal to buy diesel from Russia.
Leaders of an Indian youth movement were freed after a crackdown on protests over revised voter lists. They pledged to keep demanding the resignation of the country’s election chief.