Trump says he has spoken to Russian President Vladimir Putin about ending war in Ukraine: Report
Washington, D.C.: President Donald Trump revealed in an interview that he has spoken with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss ways to end the war in Ukraine.
Trump told The New York Post that he “better not say” exactly how many times he has spoken to Putin, but insisted that he has a “good relationship” with his Russian counterpart,. He shared that there is a concrete plan to end the war. However, he did not share further details.
"He (Putin) wants to see people stop dying," Trump told the publication. “I hope it’s fast. Every day people are dying. This war is so bad in Ukraine. I want to end this damn thing,” he added.
The Russia-Ukraine war will mark its third anniversary on February 24. Thousands of people, mostly Ukrainians, have lost their lives in the ongoing conflict.
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Shirtless protest: Court reserves order on Delhi Police plea for custody of arrested IYC workers
New Delhi (PTI): A Delhi court on Saturday reserved its order on police's plea seeking five-day custody of the four Indian Youth Congress (IYC) workers, who were arrested for protesting at the AI Impact Summit venue a day ago.
The arrested IYC workers were produced before Judicial Magistrate Ravi, who reserved the order after completion of arguments.
The arrested protesters were Krishna Hari, national secretary of Youth Congress from Bihar; Kundan Yadav, IYC state secretary, Bihar; Ajay Kumar, IYC state president, Uttar Pradesh; and Narasimha Yadav from Telangana.
Delhi Police sought five-day custody of the arrested protesters, arguing that they raised anti-national slogans and wore T-shirts with objectionable images of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The counsel for the accused argued that they were associated with a political party, and had exercised their democratic right to peaceful protest at Bharat Mandapam.
He said there was no footage proving that they attacked police officers, nor any evidence that an anti-national speech was made.
The court is expected to pass its order shortly.
