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The Gaza ceasefire remains fragile amid disputes over the return of missing hostages' remains, including two Americans. The US is involved in efforts to recover the remains, with international support and concerns over the challenges posed by Gaza's conditions. The situation is complicated by allegations of torture and violence, and the ongoing negotiations highlight the delicate nature of the peace process.
Jordan is requesting US help for Gaza aid airdrops amid international pressure, but the Trump administration has no plans to assist at present, focusing instead on alternative aid delivery mechanisms and supporting the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation despite criticism.
Israel is seeking U.S. help to persuade countries like Ethiopia, Indonesia, and Libya to accept large numbers of Palestinians from Gaza, as part of a controversial plan to relocate Gaza's population, which has raised legal and humanitarian concerns.
Russia launched drone and missile attacks on Odesa, Ukraine, damaging buildings and injuring two supermarket employees; Ukraine's president visited troops in Donetsk; US ambassador met with jailed Wall Street Journal reporter; US to send $200m in security assistance to Ukraine; Russian rouble weakens amid economic pressure; Zelenskiy promises justice for shelling victims; German finance minister pledges support to Ukraine; Ukrainian military pushes Russian forces out of pockets of territory; Dutch and British fighter jets intercept Russian aircraft; Russian diplomats leave Moldova amid deteriorating relations.
Vice President Kamala Harris visited Tanzania to encourage the country's progress towards a more inclusive government and strengthen democracy in Africa. Harris announced $560 million in U.S. assistance for Tanzania, some of which will require congressional approval, to expand the countries' trade relationship and encourage democratic governance. Harris also highlighted women's issues in Africa and visited a memorial to the U.S. Embassy bombing in Tanzania in 1998. She will conclude her weeklong trip with a stop in Zambia, another country striving to strengthen its democracy.