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Putin's Partial Ceasefire & Stranded Astronauts Head Home | Afternoon Update | 3.18.25
Mar 18, 2025
Putin has announced a partial ceasefire, raising hopes for better relations with the U.S. The FBI's extradition of an MS-13 leader showcases ongoing efforts to dismantle organized crime. Meanwhile, two stranded astronauts successfully return to Earth after their extended mission, reflecting on their experiences in space. In other news, there's political fallout over newly released JFK files and intense military action in the Middle East, as tensions escalate with Hamas and public safety issues arise.
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- Putin and Trump initiated discussions on a Ukraine ceasefire, aiming to enhance U.S.-Russia relations for economic and geopolitical stability.
- The FBI's successful extradition of MS-13 leader Francisco Javier Roman Bardalas underscores the commitment to dismantling organized crime and enhancing public safety.
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Negotiations for Ceasefire between Trump and Putin
A temporary agreement was reached between Trump and Putin during a call regarding the war in Ukraine. They initiated discussions on an energy infrastructure ceasefire, with plans for further negotiations about a maritime ceasefire in the Black Sea and a permanent peace agreement. Although Putin did not fully commit to a 30-day ceasefire as proposed by Trump, both leaders recognized the potential for improved relations between the U.S. and Russia, which could lead to significant economic collaborations and geopolitical stability. Additionally, they agreed to exchange 175 prisoners and Russia will release 23 seriously injured Ukrainian servicemen receiving treatment in Russian medical facilities.
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