Trump:

I am going to tell Putin to end this war.

Trump:

Putin is coming to our country as opposed to us going to his country.

Trump:

The next meeting will be with Zelensky and Putin or Zelensky, Putin and me. I want to set up a meeting between the two leaders.

Trump:

Zelensky has approval to go into war and kill everybody but he needs approval to do a land swap.

There will be some land swapping.

Trump:

Russia has occupied some prime territory, we will try to get some of that territory back for Ukraine.

Trump:

I may leave and say "good luck." And that will be the end.

Trump:

The Russians would have been in Kyiv in 4 hours if they went down the highway. But a Russian general decided to go through the farmland.

Trump:

I don't know who that general is but knowing Vladimir, he is probably not around any longer.

Trump:

88% of Ukrainians want to see a deal.

Trump on Russia:

Russia is a warring nation. That is what they do they fight a lot of wars. They beat Hitler and Napoleon.

Trump:

I think my meeting with Putin will be good, but it might be bad.

Trump on Putin and Zelensky:

Ultimately, I will put these two in a room, I will be there or I won't be there. And I think it will get solved.

French Foreign Minister Barrot:

Expanding the Israeli operation in Gaza and the West Bank will be a disaster.

Highway to Kyiv in the first days of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia.

Trump misspoke. They will meet in Alaska, a US state that has been part of the United States since 1867.

Somalia: Army announced it repelled an attack by militias loyal to wanted Ahmed Madoobe near Beled Hawo in Gedo, capturing 10 militants; 2 soldiers were killed and 3 wounded.

Nigeria: Army reportedly ambushed and neutralized over 100 bandits in Zamfara State on Sunday through combined ground and air operations.

Pentagon says that about 800 National Guard soldiers will be deployed to DC.

UN spokesperson says at least 242 journalists have been killed in Gaza since the war began.

BREAKING: US Department of State is designating Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and its alias, Majeed Brigade, as a foreign terrorist organization.

Kim Davis, the ex-Kentucky clerk jailed in 2015 for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses, is asking the Supreme Court to overturn Obergefell v. Hodges, the landmark ruling legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide.

Lower courts have rejected her arguments, and experts say her chances are slim. The Court will decide this fall whether to take the case amid renewed conservative efforts in several states to reverse marriage equality.

Even if overturned, current same-sex marriages would remain valid under the Respect for Marriage Act.

Source: ABC News