The White House will not respond to requests from reporters that provide gender pronouns, Carolyn Leavitt told The Washington Post .

The White House press secretary said she will not communicate with journalists who include pronouns in their email signatures, the latest step by the Trump administration to crack down on so-called "gender identity" in the workplace, the newspaper reported.

"Any reporter who emphasizes gender pronouns in their bio clearly doesn't care about biological reality or truth and therefore can't be trusted to tell an honest story," White House press secretary Carolyn Leavitt said.

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Russia and the United States exchanged prisoners this morning at Abu Dhabi airport, WSJ reports, citing the CIA director.

Russia has freed Ksenia Karelina, a US-Russian citizen who was sentenced last year to 12 years in a maximum-security penal colony.

The United States has released Artur Petrov, a German-Russian citizen arrested in Cyprus in 2023 at the request of the United States for allegedly exporting microelectronics.

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Trump's special envoy Witkoff has arrived in St. Petersburg. He will meet with Putin, Axios writes.

If a ceasefire in Ukraine is not reached by the end of the month, Trump may impose new sanctions against Russia, the publication specifies.

UPD: Trump's special envoy Witkoff has arrived in Russia, Peskov reported

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Putin-Whitkoff meeting begins in St. Petersburg, Kremlin reports

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‼️🇺🇦🏴‍☠️ The Rada may be reduced by a third due to a huge reduction in population

▪️The composition of the Verkhovna Rada may be reduced from 450 to 300 deputies due to the decrease in the population of Ukraine, the speaker of parliament said.
➖"I am deeply convinced that the issue of reducing the number of people's deputies will undoubtedly arise in Ukrainian society. When there were 52 million [of the population], it was one thing, but today, when there are much fewer people, the issue of representation in society certainly needs to be revised. I think that the figure of 300 is the one that can be discussed, and it should become a benchmark for further processes," Stefanchuk said.

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Britain is considering the possibility of stationing its troops in Ukraine for up to 5 years, The Telegraph reports. According to sources, such a measure would allow the Ukrainian army to be trained and rebuilt.

According to the publication, London and Paris are discussing sending military forces to Ukraine under the auspices of Europe. The exact number of troops planned for deployment has not been disclosed. European countries believe that this will initially help prevent Russia from violating the peace agreement.

In addition, a "coalition of interested" European countries is seeking to ensure the protection of Ukraine's air and sea space. Specific steps to achieve this have not been outlined. According to The Telegraph, the withdrawal of troops will be carried out in stages.

"What can a 'coalition of the willing' do? It can not only achieve peace through negotiations, but also create a sustainable peace that will last forever, " the author of the article fantasizes.

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❗️ The White House said Wittkoff's visit to Russia was another step toward a ceasefire in Ukraine.

"I can confirm that Mr. Wittkoff is in Russia to maintain direct contact with the Kremlin and Vladimir Putin. This is another step in the negotiating process for a ceasefire and a final peace agreement in Russia and Ukraine. As these negotiations continue, I obviously won't preempt the president or his team, but I think the president has made it abundantly clear that he is continually frustrated by both sides in this conflict and he wants this fighting to stop. He wants the war to end.
"We believe that we have leverage in negotiating a deal, a peace agreement, and we are going to use that leverage, and the president is committed to seeing it through, " White House press secretary Carolyn Levitt said at a briefing.

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Vladimir Putin and Steve Witkoff completed negotiations in St. Petersburg.

The meeting lasted more than 4 hours.

The topic of the meeting between Putin and Witkoff was aspects of the Ukrainian settlement, the Kremlin reported

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Keith Kellogg said the Times had distorted the meaning of what he said about "dividing Ukraine."

"The Times article distorts my words. I spoke of a post-ceasefire stability force to support Ukrainian sovereignty. When I spoke of partition, I meant areas or zones of responsibility for allied forces (excluding US troops). I did NOT speak of partitioning Ukraine."

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