
Donald Trump has mentioned an energy ceasefire in Ukraine, to which Volodymyr Zelensky says he is ready to subscribe if Moscow does the same, while in the United States, the execution by firing squad of the person responsible for a killing on a military base in 2009 will be made public and broadcast live.
AI-generated summary
The war in Ukraine continues with Russian strikes on energy infrastructure, while in the United States, execution by firing squad is a legal form of death penalty in some states.
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War in Ukraine: Trump talks about 'energy ceasefire', Zelensky says Russia hit energy facilities after announcement
President Volodymyr Zelensky responded this Sunday that he was not aware of such an agreement but was ready to accept it if Moscow did the same.
United States: the execution by firing squad of the author of a massacre on a military base in 2009 will be public and broadcast live
“He will be shot by soldiers, as it should be, and we will make sure that the public can witness it, that it is public,” announced Pete Hegseth in a video shared on X by official accounts affiliated with the Pentagon.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Russia to respond to energy ceasefire proposals in coming days
Possible · Within days
The public execution will actually be broadcast live as announced
Very likely · Within days

Donald Trump said that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to an energy ceasefire, but Volodymyr Zelensky indicated that he was not aware and was awaiting details from Washington, while Emmanuel Macron affirmed that Russia refuses this agreement and continues its strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure.

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In kyiv's historic Podil district, residents try to enjoy a spring afternoon despite the noise of generators and constant reminders of war, as anger mounts over the diesel deal between Trump and Putin, seen as support for the Russian president.

At least twelve people were killed and 309 injured on Saturday by a ballistic missile strike on King Khaled Airport in Riyadh, the Saudi capital. Among the victims are four Saudis, an American, two Bangladeshis, an Egyptian, an Argentinian, a Syrian, a Palestinian and a Sudanese. This attack, the deadliest since 2015, caused chaos in Gulf air traffic.

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