— U.S. legal recognition of its control over Crimea
— Informal acknowledgment of its occupation in parts of Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia
— A pledge that Ukraine will not join NATO (though EU membership is still possible)
— Removal of post-2014 sanctions
— Increased U.S.-Russia economic cooperation, especially in energy and industry

— Vague “robust security guarantees” via a coalition of European and other countries — with no clear mention of U.S. involvement
— The return of a small area in Kharkiv region
— Free navigation on the Dnieper River
— Reconstruction aid, though funding sources are unclear

— The Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant would be under Ukrainian sovereignty but operated by the U.S., supplying power to both sides
— A U.S.-Ukraine minerals agreement is expected to be signed on Thursday

Alerts have been activated in several areas of the country following a launch from Yemen, the details are being examined.

Following the alerts that were activated a short time ago in Haifa, Kiryat Atar and the Western Galilee, a missile was launched from Yemeni territory.
Interception attempts were made, the results of which are being examined, the alerts were activated according to policy.