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#war
GB News: Ukraine footballer labelled Donald Trump 'f****r' in now-deleted post after Volodymyr Zelensky debacle
Ukrainian footballer Illia Zabarnyi faced backlash after a now-deleted TikTok post where he referred to Donald Trump using an offensive term. This followed a heated meeting between Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky, where Trump threatened to withdraw US support for Ukraine.
Zabarnyi, who has been vocal about his support for Ukraine amid the ongoing conflict with Russia, quickly amended his post. His comments reflect the strong emotions among Ukrainians regarding the uncertain future of their nation following the chaotic White House confrontation.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Israel agrees to extend truce in Gaza through Ramadan
Israel has agreed to a US proposal for a temporary truce in Gaza during Ramadan and Passover, as stated by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office. This decision follows a security discussion amid stalled negotiations for a permanent ceasefire with Hamas.
The initial ceasefire phase that began on January 19 has expired, and this extension aims to facilitate the release of hostages and address the ongoing conflict. The truce is seen as a necessary measure while both sides remain at an impasse.
Times Of Israel: UK, France, Ukraine to present ceasefire plan to Trump after Zelensky chewed out
Britain, France, and Ukraine are collaborating on a ceasefire plan to present to the U.S., according to British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. The upcoming summit of European leaders aims to establish a coalition to expedite peace efforts, amid tensions following a critical meeting between U.S. President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky.
Starmer emphasized the need for Europe to take a proactive role in defense and peacekeeping, suggesting increased military spending among European nations. The summit will also address the potential formation of a European military force to support Ukraine and ensure its position in negotiations.
Le Monde: UK, France working with Ukraine on plan to end fighting, says Starmer
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced plans to collaborate with France and Ukraine to end the ongoing conflict with Russia, following a tense meeting between Ukrainian President Zelensky and US leaders. Starmer emphasized the need for unity among world leaders to achieve lasting peace.
During his visit to London, Zelensky secured a £2.26 billion loan to bolster Ukraine's defenses, while concerns grew over the US's commitment to NATO amid Trump's shifting stance on support for Ukraine. European leaders are convening to discuss increased defense cooperation.
#technology
Fox News: Your iPhone has a hidden folder eating up storage space without you even knowing
iPhone users can free up storage by clearing duplicate photos and videos. Access the Photos app, navigate to the Duplicates folder in Utilities, and use the Merge function to eliminate duplicates while keeping original files.
Additional tips include reviewing large attachments, auto-deleting old conversations, and managing downloaded media. Regular maintenance of storage can enhance device performance without needing upgrades.
#other
Le Monde: US spaceship lands upright on Moon in a first for a private mission
Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost Mission 1 successfully landed on the Moon on March 2, marking the second private lunar landing and the first to do so upright. The mission, part of a NASA partnership, aims to support the Artemis program and features 10 scientific instruments.
Following this, Intuitive Machines' IM-2 mission is set to launch, featuring a lander and a unique hopping drone. NASA is working to make private lunar missions routine through its $2.6 billion Commercial Lunar Payload Services program, amidst discussions about the future of the Artemis program.
Fox News: Private lunar lander Blue Ghost lands on the moon with equipment for NASA
Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lunar lander successfully touched down on the moon, marking a milestone as the first private company to achieve this without incident. The lander, equipped with various tools for NASA, landed on the slopes of a volcanic dome.
This achievement highlights the growing interest in lunar exploration by private companies, with additional missions planned soon. Blue Ghost began transmitting images shortly after landing, showcasing the potential for future commercial endeavors on the moon.