China has launched the world's largest fleet of self-driving mining trucks for the first time, including dozens of vehicles equipped with Huawei Technologies' autonomous driving systems.

NEW: US imposes restrictions on Indian travel agencies for facilitating irregular migration to the United States.

BREAKING: Trump allies tell Israel, “We will abandon you if you don’t stop the war.”

Source: Washington Post

Zelensky is awaiting a call from Trump to brief him on the results of his call with Putin.

Source: Al Jazeera

Israeli Army’s Sayeret Golani unit, responsible for the massacre of 15 paramedics, UN workers, and rescue personnel in Rafah two months ago, is now being hosted in Agadir, Morocco.

Trump called Zelensky ahead of his call with Putin and spoke to him for a few minutes.

Source: Axios

Netanyahu made the decision to allow aid into Gaza after fearing a US response.

Source: WaPo

UN aid chief says that the aid Israel allowed into Gaza is "a drop in the ocean'"compared to what is needed.

BREAKING: Trump-Putin call is over.

Source: TASS

Putin:

The conversation with Trump was frank and meaningful. It lasted more than 2 hours.

Putin:

Trump noted that Russia is in favor of a peaceful resolution of the crisis in Ukraine.

Putin:

A ceasefire with Ukraine is possible upon reaching relevant agreements.

Putin:

The memorandum between Russia and Ukraine may include issues of ceasefire and principles of settlement.

Putin:

The resumption of contacts in Istanbul indicates that the parties are generally on the right path.

Putin:

Russia and Ukraine must find compromises that suit both sides.

Putin:

Peskov or Ushakov will later clarify the details of the conversation with Trump.

NEW: The US Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to revoke temporary protection for approximately 350,000 Venezuelans.

Source: WaPo

Putin:

Russia is ready to work with Kyiv on a memorandum on a future peace treaty.

Putin:

The roots of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine must be eliminated.

Statement by the leaders of Britain, France, and Canada:

We oppose the expansion of settlements in the West Bank and may take action, including sanctions.

Statement by the leaders of Britain, France, and Canada:

We will take action if Israel does not halt its offensive in Gaza and lift restrictions on aid.