Two key advisers to Donald Trump have presented him with a plan to end the war between Russia and Ukraine if he wins the presidential election. The plan involves informing Ukraine that it will only receive more US weapons if it agrees to enter into peace talks with Moscow. Retired Lt Gen Keith Kellogg, one of Trump's national security advisers, stated in an interview that the United States would also warn Moscow that a refusal to negotiate would lead to increased US support for Ukraine.

There are reports suggesting that Russia may have deployed a new 3,000kg glide bomb in Ukraine, raising concerns about the potential for increased devastation in the conflict. The use of such a powerful weapon could have catastrophic consequences, as experts warn that if a glide bomb were to hit, there would be little chance of survival. The situation in Ukraine remains tense, with fears of escalating violence and further civilian casualties.

As Allies around the world gather to remember the sacrifices made on D-Day, the costs of World War II and the ongoing war in Ukraine are at the forefront of their minds. The sun is setting on the generation that fought in World War II, and their memories are more important than ever as we face new conflicts and challenges. The Allies are coming together to honor the bravery and sacrifice of those who fought on the beaches of Normandy on June 6, 1944. However, this year's commemorations are overshadowed by the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, where Russia's aggression continues to threaten peace and stability in Europe. The absence of Russia from the D-Day commemorations serves as a stark reminder of the divisions that still exist in the world today. As we remember the heroes of the past, we must also work towards a more peaceful and united future, where conflicts can be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy rather than violence and aggression. The costs of war, both past and present, are evident as we reflect on the sacrifices made by so many to secure freedom and democracy. As we pay tribute to the D-Day generation, let us also remember the ongoing struggles for peace and justice around the world, and strive to honor their legacy by working towards a more peaceful and just world for future generations.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has stated that any French military personnel present in Ukraine would be considered a legitimate target for Russian forces. Lavrov's comments suggest that Russia views any foreign military involvement in Ukraine as a threat and potential target for their military operations. This statement raises concerns about the safety and security of foreign military personnel in the region amid escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine.