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Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Wednesday that he wanted to create a&nbsp;Baltic&nbsp;Sea&nbsp;policing mission to protect infrastructure after two&nbsp;Baltic&nbsp;Sea&nbsp;telecom cables were cut last week.

Sections of two telecom cables were cut on November 17 and 18 in Swedish territorial waters of the&nbsp;Baltic&nbsp;Sea.

Swedish and Finnish police have opened investigations and European officials have said they suspect sabotage linked to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.&nbsp;

The Kremlin has rejected the comments as "absurd" and "laughable".

"We share the assessment of the security situation, including concern for critical infrastructure and strategic resources along the&nbsp;Baltic&nbsp;Sea," Tusk said at a press conference alongside his counterparts from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Norway and Sweden.

"We need new tools and ambitious means to counter threats. This is why I propose today to create a&nbsp;Baltic&nbsp;Sea&nbsp;policing mission," he said.

Tusk added that he was "really happy that my colleagues found it interesting, and we will continue our work on some details".

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Suspicions have been directed at a Chinese ship -- the Yi Peng 3 -- which according to ship tracking sites sailed over the cables around the time they were severed, though there is nothing to indicate that it was involved in the incidents.

The Yi Peng 3 has remained anchored in the Kattegat strait between Sweden and Denmark since November 19. 
China's foreign ministry has denied any responsibility in the matter.

Denmark's navy said last week it was shadowing the vessel, which is in international waters. Sweden's coast guard joined it over the weekend.

The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that sources said investigators suspected the vessel had dragged its anchor along the seabed for over 100 miles to deliberately cut the cables.

Lithuania on Wednesday announced it would set up a joint investigation team with Sweden and Finland and coordinated by Eurojust -- the EU's judicial cooperation agency -- to probe the damage to the cables.

In a statement, the Lithuanian prosecutor general's office said investigators would try to establish "whether the cables were damaged by deliberate acts for subversive or terrorist purposes".

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Tensions have mounted around the&nbsp;Baltic&nbsp;Sea&nbsp;since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022.

In September 2022, a series of underwater blasts ruptured the Nord Stream pipelines that carried Russian gas to Europe, the cause of which has yet to be determined.

In October 2023, an undersea gas pipeline between Finland and Estonia was shut down after it was damaged by the anchor of a Chinese cargo ship.

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Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Wednesday that he wanted to create a Baltic Sea policing mission to protect infrastructure after two Baltic Sea telecom cables were cut last week.

Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Wednesday that he wanted to create a Baltic Sea policing mission to protect infrastructure after two Baltic Sea telecom cables were cut last week. Sections of two telecom cables were cut on November 17 and 18 in Swedish territorial waters of the Baltic Sea. Swedish and Finnish police have opened investigations and European officials have said they suspect sabotage linked to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The Kremlin has rejected the comments as "absurd" and "laughable". "We share the assessment of the security situation, including concern for critical infrastructure and strategic resources along the Baltic Sea," Tusk said at a press conference alongside his counterparts from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Norway and Sweden. "We need new tools and ambitious means to counter threats. This is why I propose today to create a Baltic Sea policing mission," he said. Tusk added that he was "really happy that my colleagues found it interesting, and we will continue our work on some details". Also read | US now wants Ukrainians as young as 18 to fight war with Russia because... Suspicions have been directed at a Chinese ship -- the Yi Peng 3 -- which according to ship tracking sites sailed over the cables around the time they were severed, though there is nothing to indicate that it was involved in the incidents. The Yi Peng 3 has remained anchored in the Kattegat strait between Sweden and Denmark since November 19. China's foreign ministry has denied any responsibility in the matter. Denmark's navy said last week it was shadowing the vessel, which is in international waters. Sweden's coast guard joined it over the weekend. The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that sources said investigators suspected the vessel had dragged its anchor along the seabed for over 100 miles to deliberately cut the cables. Lithuania on Wednesday announced it would set up a joint investigation team with Sweden and Finland and coordinated by Eurojust -- the EU's judicial cooperation agency -- to probe the damage to the cables. In a statement, the Lithuanian prosecutor general's office said investigators would try to establish "whether the cables were damaged by deliberate acts for subversive or terrorist purposes". Also read | Arizona man ranted against Trump and threatened to kill him. He has been charged Tensions have mounted around the Baltic Sea since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022. In September 2022, a series of underwater blasts ruptured the Nord Stream pipelines that carried Russian gas to Europe, the cause of which has yet to be determined. In October 2023, an undersea gas pipeline between Finland and Estonia was shut down after it was damaged by the anchor of a Chinese cargo ship. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Poland proposes Baltic Sea policing mission after cables cut

Thanksgiving is an annual American holiday that falls between Halloween and Christmas, on the fourth Thursday of November and is celebrated to express gratitude and cherish loved ones. This year, the Thanksgiving Day falls on November 28, 2024.&nbsp;

The holiday is celebrated with turkey feasts, football games, and the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, bringing together families and communities while honouring the traditions.

<h2>Thanksgiving 2024: History and significance</h2>

This year marks the 403rd anniversary of the first Thanksgiving observed in the United States. On the traditional holiday, farmers thanked God for their autumn harvest.

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The holiday was first marked in 1621 at Plymouth, Massachusetts&nbsp;when the people of Wampanoag and the Plymouth colonists celebrated a great harvest feast involving a three-day festival that merged English and Native American traditions. However, Thanksgiving only became a national holiday in 1863.

As per the White House, the festival was celebrated under the new constitution first time by President George Washington in 1789. In 1863, Abraham Lincoln declared Thanksgiving a national holiday.

While Americans celebrate the festival&nbsp;with enthusiasm, Native Americans and Alaska Natives believe Thanksgiving veils past oppression and violence.

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<h2>How is Thanksgiving celebrated?</h2>

On the day of Thanksgiving people come together with their families and friends to share a festive meal, play games, and express their gratitude. Some people also celebrate Friendsgiving, which is popular among those who live away from their families and share the feast with their friends.

Watch | Thanksgiving Travel Rush: Holiday Season Kicks Off With Long Lines At Airport &amp; Traffic

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Thanksgiving is an annual American holiday that falls between Halloween and Christmas, on the fourth Thursday of November and is celebrated to express gratitude and cherish loved ones. This year, the Thanksgiving Day falls on November 28, 2024. The holiday is celebrated with turkey feasts, football games, and the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, bringing together families and communities while honouring the traditions. Thanksgiving 2024: History and significance This year marks the 403rd anniversary of the first Thanksgiving observed in the United States. On the traditional holiday, farmers thanked God for their autumn harvest. Also read | Parts of the US to likely witness auroras on Thanksgiving night The holiday was first marked in 1621 at Plymouth, Massachusetts when the people of Wampanoag and the Plymouth colonists celebrated a great harvest feast involving a three-day festival that merged English and Native American traditions. However, Thanksgiving only became a national holiday in 1863. As per the White House, the festival was celebrated under the new constitution first time by President George Washington in 1789. In 1863, Abraham Lincoln declared Thanksgiving a national holiday. While Americans celebrate the festival with enthusiasm, Native Americans and Alaska Natives believe Thanksgiving veils past oppression and violence. Also read | Astronauts in space will enjoy a 'feast' on Thanksgiving. 'Apple Spice, turkey...' How is Thanksgiving celebrated? On the day of Thanksgiving people come together with their families and friends to share a festive meal, play games, and express their gratitude. Some people also celebrate Friendsgiving, which is popular among those who live away from their families and share the feast with their friends. Watch | Thanksgiving Travel Rush: Holiday Season Kicks Off With Long Lines At Airport & Traffic × Thanksgiving is synonymous with delicious, traditional dishes like roasted turkey, pumpkin pie, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, and stuffing. People also watch the famous Macy's Thanksgiving Parade. (With inputs from agencies)

Thanksgiving 2024: When is Thanksgiving? Date, history, significance, celebration theme

India's growing wealth fuels travel boom, foreign destinations eye India's travelers.

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US President Joe Biden said that the US will make another push with regional powers for the Israel-Gaza ceasefire, which will involve the release of hostages and the removal of Hamas from power.&nbsp;

This comes a day after Netanyahu approved the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire truce, ending nearly 14 months of conflict.&nbsp;

"Over the coming days, the United States will make another push with Turkey, Egypt, Qatar, Israel, and others to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza with the hostages released and an end to the war without Hamas in power," US President Biden said on X.

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US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said that Biden had agreed with Israeli PM Netanyahu right before the announcement of the Hezbollah ceasefire deal to try again for a Gaza agreement.&nbsp;

Earlier in the day, Hamas said it hoped for a similar deal in Gaza, but still continues to reject Israel's demand, which it takes as surrendering.&nbsp;

Hamas attacked southern Israel on October 7 last year, killing about 1200 people and taking 251 hostages, and triggering the Gaza war that threatened to spill over to a bigger conflict.&nbsp;

Watch |&nbsp;Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire: Netanyahu Says, 'Deal To Allow Israel To Focus Attention On Hamas, Iran'

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Over 44,000 people have been killed and more than 104,000 were injured in Gaza since then, according to the territory's Hamas-run health ministry.

For long, the US and its Arab allies used to say that a ceasefire in Gaza would end the conflict with Hezbollah.&nbsp;

Recently, Qatar stopped making efforts to help mediate a ceasefire and hostage release deal in the Palestinian territory until both sides shifted their positions.&nbsp;

Hamas&nbsp;insists on ending the war but wants a full withdrawal of Israeli forces, while Israel&nbsp;remains determined to destroy Hamas after the Oct. 7 attack.

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US President Joe Biden said that the US will make another push with regional powers for the Israel-Gaza ceasefire, which will involve the release of hostages and the removal of Hamas from power.

US President Joe Biden said that the US will make another push with regional powers for the Israel-Gaza ceasefire, which will involve the release of hostages and the removal of Hamas from power. This comes a day after Netanyahu approved the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire truce, ending nearly 14 months of conflict. "Over the coming days, the United States will make another push with Turkey, Egypt, Qatar, Israel, and others to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza with the hostages released and an end to the war without Hamas in power," US President Biden said on X. Also read: Hamas ready for Gaza ceasefire after Israel-Hezbollah deal US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said that Biden had agreed with Israeli PM Netanyahu right before the announcement of the Hezbollah ceasefire deal to try again for a Gaza agreement. Earlier in the day, Hamas said it hoped for a similar deal in Gaza, but still continues to reject Israel's demand, which it takes as surrendering. Hamas attacked southern Israel on October 7 last year, killing about 1200 people and taking 251 hostages, and triggering the Gaza war that threatened to spill over to a bigger conflict. Watch | Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire: Netanyahu Says, 'Deal To Allow Israel To Focus Attention On Hamas, Iran' × Over 44,000 people have been killed and more than 104,000 were injured in Gaza since then, according to the territory's Hamas-run health ministry. For long, the US and its Arab allies used to say that a ceasefire in Gaza would end the conflict with Hezbollah. Recently, Qatar stopped making efforts to help mediate a ceasefire and hostage release deal in the Palestinian territory until both sides shifted their positions. Hamas insists on ending the war but wants a full withdrawal of Israeli forces, while Israel remains determined to destroy Hamas after the Oct. 7 attack. Disclaimer: WION takes the utmost care to accurately and responsibly report conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, Syria, Iraq, and non-state actors like the Islamic State, among others. In this context, claims and counterclaims are being made online and offline. WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos, and videos. (With inputs from agencies)

US President Biden to immediately push for Israel-Gaza ceasefire after Hezbollah deal

As&nbsp;thousands of&nbsp;displaced&nbsp;people return back to their houses in southern Lebanon after a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran-backed militant group&nbsp;Hezbollah, a woman expressed her grief while standing in front of what she once called 'home', saying that "it is all gone now."

"My family spent their lifetime building this. We lived here for 25 years, and now it is all gone," 25-year-old Rayane Salman said while looking at a pile of rubble, reported BBC.&nbsp;&nbsp;

In Beirut's Dahieh, families are arriving to inspect what is left of their homes. At least eight buildings have been destroyed in this area, all of which were once multi-storey buildings housing tens of families.&nbsp;

Their return comes after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hezbollah on Tuesday (Nov 27).&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Across Lebanon, thousands of families have lost their homes, and in the south of Beirut, the level of destruction is irreparable.&nbsp;

<h2>Warning against unexploded weapons</h2>

The Lebanese army warned people against touching unexploded weapons.&nbsp;After crossing a Lebanese army checkpoint outside Sidon, soldiers were reportedly seen handing out leaflets warning people not to touch any unexploded ordnance.

"Don’t get close, don’t touch it, report it immediately. Unexploded ordnance remains under the rubble and is very dangerous," it said.

Meanwhile, Netanyahu and&nbsp;Defence Minister Israel Katz have instructed the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to "not allow the [Lebanese] population to enter the area of ​​the villages near the border in southern Lebanon," the PM Office said.&nbsp;

“This is in accordance with the first stage in the implementation of the ceasefire outline,” the PMO added.&nbsp;

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In another statement, the IDF said that it fired at suspects in southern Lebanon, adding that its forces remain in southern Lebanon and will not allow any violation of the ceasefire agreement.

As soon as the deal was announced, Netanyahu said that Israel would not hesitate to strike if Hezbollah broke the ceasefire terms.

“If Hezbollah violates the agreement and tries to arm itself, we will attack. If it tries to rebuild terrorist infrastructure near the border, we will attack. If it launches a rocket, if it digs a tunnel, if it brings in a truck carrying rockets, we will attack,” Netanyahu said on Tuesday.&nbsp;

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As thousands of displaced people return back to their houses in southern Lebanon after a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah, a woman expressed her grief while standing in front of what she once called 'home', saying that "it is all gone now.

As thousands of displaced people return back to their houses in southern Lebanon after a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah, a woman expressed her grief while standing in front of what she once called 'home', saying that "it is all gone now." "My family spent their lifetime building this. We lived here for 25 years, and now it is all gone," 25-year-old Rayane Salman said while looking at a pile of rubble, reported BBC. In Beirut's Dahieh, families are arriving to inspect what is left of their homes. At least eight buildings have been destroyed in this area, all of which were once multi-storey buildings housing tens of families. Their return comes after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hezbollah on Tuesday (Nov 27). Also read: Lebanon's caretaker PM urges Israel to abide by ceasefire deal and withdraw from south Across Lebanon, thousands of families have lost their homes, and in the south of Beirut, the level of destruction is irreparable. Warning against unexploded weapons The Lebanese army warned people against touching unexploded weapons. After crossing a Lebanese army checkpoint outside Sidon, soldiers were reportedly seen handing out leaflets warning people not to touch any unexploded ordnance. "Don’t get close, don’t touch it, report it immediately. Unexploded ordnance remains under the rubble and is very dangerous," it said. Meanwhile, Netanyahu and Defence Minister Israel Katz have instructed the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to "not allow the [Lebanese] population to enter the area of the villages near the border in southern Lebanon," the PM Office said. “This is in accordance with the first stage in the implementation of the ceasefire outline,” the PMO added. Watch | Israel Hezbollah War: Hundreds Return To Their Home In Lebanon × In another statement, the IDF said that it fired at suspects in southern Lebanon, adding that its forces remain in southern Lebanon and will not allow any violation of the ceasefire agreement. As soon as the deal was announced, Netanyahu said that Israel would not hesitate to strike if Hezbollah broke the ceasefire terms. “If Hezbollah violates the agreement and tries to arm itself, we will attack. If it tries to rebuild terrorist infrastructure near the border, we will attack. If it launches a rocket, if it digs a tunnel, if it brings in a truck carrying rockets, we will attack,” Netanyahu said on Tuesday. Disclaimer: WION takes the utmost care to accurately and responsibly report conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, Syria, Iraq, and non-state actors like the Islamic State, among others. In this context, claims and counterclaims are being made online and offline. WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos, and videos. (With inputs from agencies)

'It's all gone,' Lebanese people return to destroyed homes as Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire appears to hold

Spain's leftist government on Thursday approved a "paid climate leave" of up to four days for workers to avoid travelling during weather emergencies, a month after floods killed 230 people.

Several companies came under fire after the October 29 catastrophe for ordering employees to keep working despite a red alert issued by the national weather agency.

The firms said the authorities failed to inform them sufficiently and sent telephone alerts too late during the European country's deadliest floods in decades.

The new measure aims to "regulate in accordance with the climate emergency" so that "no worker must run risks", Labour Minister Yolanda Diaz told public broadcaster RTVE.&nbsp;

If emergency authorities raise the alarm about a risk, "the worker must refrain from going to work", said Diaz.

Employees can resort to a reduced working day beyond the four-day period, a mechanism that already exists for emergencies, the government said.

Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo warned the cost of extreme weather events could double by 2050 as the government confirmed 2.3 billion euros of fresh aid for flood victims.

Scientists say climate change driven by human activity is fuelling the increased length, frequency and ferocity of natural disasters.

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Spain's leftist government on Thursday approved a "paid climate leave" of up to four days for workers to avoid travelling during weather emergencies, a month after floods killed 230 people.

Spain's leftist government on Thursday approved a "paid climate leave" of up to four days for workers to avoid travelling during weather emergencies, a month after floods killed 230 people. Several companies came under fire after the October 29 catastrophe for ordering employees to keep working despite a red alert issued by the national weather agency. The firms said the authorities failed to inform them sufficiently and sent telephone alerts too late during the European country's deadliest floods in decades. The new measure aims to "regulate in accordance with the climate emergency" so that "no worker must run risks", Labour Minister Yolanda Diaz told public broadcaster RTVE. If emergency authorities raise the alarm about a risk, "the worker must refrain from going to work", said Diaz. Employees can resort to a reduced working day beyond the four-day period, a mechanism that already exists for emergencies, the government said. Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo warned the cost of extreme weather events could double by 2050 as the government confirmed 2.3 billion euros of fresh aid for flood victims. Scientists say climate change driven by human activity is fuelling the increased length, frequency and ferocity of natural disasters. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits for grammar and punctuation. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

After deadly floods, Spain introduces 'climate leave' for workers

Iran's foreign minister, Seyed Abbas Araghchi, has warned that the country’s internal debate on nuclear policy could shift towards developing nuclear weapons if Western nations proceed with threats to reinstate all UN sanctions.

Iran's foreign minister, Seyed Abbas Araghchi, has warned that the country’s internal debate on nuclear policy could shift towards developing nuclear weapons if Western nations proceed with threats to reinstate all UN sanctions. In an interview, Araghchi said that Iran already possesses the capability and expertise to produce nuclear weapons but stressed that such weapons are not part of its security strategy. He also confirmed Iran’s continued support for Hezbollah in Lebanon. European negotiators want confrontation Speaking ahead of a meeting between Iranian and European negotiators in Geneva, Araghchi described the talks as a “brainstorming session” aimed at breaking the current deadlock. However, he expressed doubts about the outcome, admitting he was pessimistic about whether Iran was engaging with the right parties. Araghchi accused European nations of pursuing confrontation. He referred to a recent meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), where a European-backed resolution criticised Iran for failing to cooperate with inspectors and building a uranium stockpile with no apparent civilian use. Also read: Trump says Mexico agreed to 'stop' migration; Mexican President clarifies He claimed that IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi had initially agreed to halt the censure motion after Iran proposed capping uranium enrichment at 60% purity and allowing four inspectors access to its nuclear sites. “He failed because the Europeans had decided on the course of confrontation,” Araghchi alleged. Iran wants 'dignified resolution through cooperation' “We have no intention to go beyond 60% for now, and this is our current determination,” he said. “We still aim for a dignified resolution to this issue through cooperation.” However, he admitted growing domestic dissatisfaction with Iran’s nuclear engagement with the West. “There is a debate in Iran—among elites and ordinary citizens—over whether our nuclear policy has been a mistake,” he said. “We did everything they asked, but when it was time for them to lift sanctions, they didn’t. This has led many to question whether our approach has been wrong.” Araghchi warned that if European countries reimpose UN sanctions, it would reinforce this sentiment. “If sanctions are reimposed, it will convince everyone in Iran that our nuclear doctrine has been flawed,” he said. He added that such a move could lead to a major crisis. “After years of negotiation and compliance, Iran could find itself back under Chapter Seven of the UN charter. If that happens, many will believe we need to change direction.” (With inputs from agencies)

'Did everything they asked,' Iran's foreign minister hints at nuclear weapons program if sanctions return

The US mission to Pakistan urged American citizens to avoid the Serena Hotel in Peshawar and its surrounding area, including the Peshawar Golf Club. Watch in for more details!

US Embassy In Pakistan Issues Security Alert For Peshawar

Putin praises trump's 'Intelligence' but concerned over his safety after assassination threats. Watch in for more details!

Putin Praises Trump's 'Intelligence' But Concerned Over His Safety After Assassination Threats

Tehran's Nuclear Timeline Accelerates; Iran To Build Nuclear Bomb? Watch in for more details!

Tehran's Nuclear Timeline Accelerates; Iran To Build Nuclear Bomb?

US President-elect Donald Trump&nbsp;on Wednesday (Nov 27) announced retired Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg&nbsp;as a special envoy to Ukraine.

Trump took to his Truth Social to announce the name while praising Kellogg for his previous works.&nbsp;

"I am very pleased to nominate General Keith Kellogg to serve as Assistant to the President and Special Envoy for Ukraine and Russia. Keith has led a distinguished Military and Business career, including serving in empathetic National Security roles in my first Administration.&nbsp;He was with me right from the beginning! Together, we will secure PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH, and Make America, and the World, SAFE AGAIN!" Trump wrote in his post on Truth Social.

Kellog was the chief of staff during Trump's first term in the White House from 2017-2021.&nbsp;

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He was also the national security adviser of the then US Vice President Mike Pence.&nbsp;

Currently, the United States does not have any special envoy for&nbsp;Ukraine, this will be a newly established department when Trump takes power in his&nbsp;second term.&nbsp;

Ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict has been the central promise of Trump during his election campaigns. Although, the Republican never shared how he was planning to do it.&nbsp;

<h2>Kellogg's plan to end&nbsp;conflict</h2>

According to a Reuters report, Kellogg's plan to end the conflict is to free the battle lines at their prevailing locations and then force both sides to come on negotiations.&nbsp;

The report further claimed that Trump's former acting director of national intelligence, Richard Grenell, will also be a part of the plan.&nbsp;

As per Kellogg's strategy, the US will deny more American weapons and aid to Ukraine unless it comes to the table for peace talks.&nbsp;

On the other hand, the US would warn Russia saying if Moscow did not join the peace talks table, the US would increase the supply of American weapons to Ukraine.&nbsp;

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The plan further asserts that Ukraine's NATO membership would be taken off.&nbsp;

Overall, the plan would not be appreciated by Ukraine as it would be forced to give Russia control of the eastern parts of Ukraine.&nbsp;

Moreover, some of the Republicans are also likely to protest the idea of giving more aid to Ukraine.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

US President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday (Nov 27) announced retired Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg as a special envoy to Ukraine. Trump took to his Truth Social to announce the name while praising Kellogg for his previous works.

US President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday (Nov 27) announced retired Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg as a special envoy to Ukraine. Trump took to his Truth Social to announce the name while praising Kellogg for his previous works. "I am very pleased to nominate General Keith Kellogg to serve as Assistant to the President and Special Envoy for Ukraine and Russia. Keith has led a distinguished Military and Business career, including serving in empathetic National Security roles in my first Administration. He was with me right from the beginning! Together, we will secure PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH, and Make America, and the World, SAFE AGAIN!" Trump wrote in his post on Truth Social. Kellog was the chief of staff during Trump's first term in the White House from 2017-2021. Also read | Donald Trump's cabinet nominees get targeted by numerous bomb threats, hoax calls He was also the national security adviser of the then US Vice President Mike Pence. Currently, the United States does not have any special envoy for Ukraine, this will be a newly established department when Trump takes power in his second term. Ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict has been the central promise of Trump during his election campaigns. Although, the Republican never shared how he was planning to do it. Kellogg's plan to end conflict According to a Reuters report, Kellogg's plan to end the conflict is to free the battle lines at their prevailing locations and then force both sides to come on negotiations. The report further claimed that Trump's former acting director of national intelligence, Richard Grenell, will also be a part of the plan. As per Kellogg's strategy, the US will deny more American weapons and aid to Ukraine unless it comes to the table for peace talks. On the other hand, the US would warn Russia saying if Moscow did not join the peace talks table, the US would increase the supply of American weapons to Ukraine. Watch | Russia-Ukraine War: Russian Forces Pushing Towards Pokrovsk & Kurakhov × The plan further asserts that Ukraine's NATO membership would be taken off. Overall, the plan would not be appreciated by Ukraine as it would be forced to give Russia control of the eastern parts of Ukraine. Moreover, some of the Republicans are also likely to protest the idea of giving more aid to Ukraine. (With inputs from agencies)

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Prominent cabinet nominees and appointees of United States President-elect&nbsp;Donald Trump received bomb threats and “swatting attacks,” said Trump’s transition team on Wednesday (Nov 27). The FBI said that it was carrying out an investigation into the matter.

“Last night and this morning, several of President Trump’s Cabinet nominees and Administration appointees were targeted in violent, unAmerican threats to their lives and those who live with them,” said Trump transition spokesperson Karoline Leavitt, in a statement.

“These attacks ranged from bomb threats to ‘swatting.’ In response, law enforcement and other authorities acted quickly to ensure the safety of those who were targeted. President Trump and the entire Transition team are grateful for their swift action,” Leavitt added.

Swatting happens when a dangerous incident is falsely reported to law enforcement to provoke a response from the armed police.

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The nominees were targeted by attacks ranging from bomb threats to swatting, said the spokesperson.

Those who were targeted included Matt Gaetz,&nbsp;Trump’s initial pick to serve as attorney general; former New York congressman Lee Zeldin,&nbsp;who has been tapped&nbsp;to lead the Environmental Protection Agency; New York Rep. Elise Stefanik,&nbsp;Trump’s pick to serve as the next ambassador to the United Nations and Oregon Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer, whom&nbsp;Trump chose to lead the Department of Labor.

<h2>President Biden monitors the situation, FBI investigates&nbsp;</h2>

White House spokesperson Saloni Sharma said that the officials had briefed US President Joe Biden&nbsp; about the situation and the White House has been in touch with Trump's transition team and federal law enforcement.&nbsp;

Biden “continues to monitor the situation closely,” said Sharma, and added that the president and his administration “condemn threats of political violence.”

Representative Elise Stefanik of New York also received a bomb threat, according to a statement by her office.

“This morning, Congresswoman Elise Stefanik, her husband, and their three-year-old son were driving home to Saratoga County from Washington for Thanksgiving when they were informed of a bomb threat to their residence,” said the office in a statement.&nbsp;

Watch:&nbsp;US Mexico: Trump Threatens China, Mexico And Canada With New Tariffs

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“New York State, County law enforcement, and U.S. Capitol Police responded immediately with the highest levels of professionalism," it added.

Meanwhile, Zeldin said in a social media post on X,“A pipe bomb threat targeting me and my family at our home today was sent in with a pro-Palestinian themed message. My family and I were not home at the time and are safe.”

The Okaloosa County sheriff’s office took to Facebook to inform that they have “received notification of a bomb threat referencing former Congressman Matt Gaetz’s supposed mailbox at a home in the Niceville area” on Wednesday (Nov 27).

In a statement, the FBI said it is “aware of numerous bomb threats and swatting incidents targeting incoming administration nominees and appointees.”

(With inputs from agencies)

Prominent cabinet nominees and appointees of United States President-elect Donald Trump received bomb threats and “swatting attacks,” said Trump’s transition team on Wednesday (Nov 27).

Prominent cabinet nominees and appointees of United States President-elect Donald Trump received bomb threats and “swatting attacks,” said Trump’s transition team on Wednesday (Nov 27). The FBI said that it was carrying out an investigation into the matter. “Last night and this morning, several of President Trump’s Cabinet nominees and Administration appointees were targeted in violent, unAmerican threats to their lives and those who live with them,” said Trump transition spokesperson Karoline Leavitt, in a statement. “These attacks ranged from bomb threats to ‘swatting.’ In response, law enforcement and other authorities acted quickly to ensure the safety of those who were targeted. President Trump and the entire Transition team are grateful for their swift action,” Leavitt added. Swatting happens when a dangerous incident is falsely reported to law enforcement to provoke a response from the armed police. Also Read: US President-elect Trump discussed banning mainstream media from White House briefing room The nominees were targeted by attacks ranging from bomb threats to swatting, said the spokesperson. Those who were targeted included Matt Gaetz, Trump’s initial pick to serve as attorney general; former New York congressman Lee Zeldin, who has been tapped to lead the Environmental Protection Agency; New York Rep. Elise Stefanik, Trump’s pick to serve as the next ambassador to the United Nations and Oregon Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer, whom Trump chose to lead the Department of Labor. President Biden monitors the situation, FBI investigates White House spokesperson Saloni Sharma said that the officials had briefed US President Joe Biden about the situation and the White House has been in touch with Trump's transition team and federal law enforcement. Biden “continues to monitor the situation closely,” said Sharma, and added that the president and his administration “condemn threats of political violence.” Representative Elise Stefanik of New York also received a bomb threat, according to a statement by her office. “This morning, Congresswoman Elise Stefanik, her husband, and their three-year-old son were driving home to Saratoga County from Washington for Thanksgiving when they were informed of a bomb threat to their residence,” said the office in a statement. Watch: US Mexico: Trump Threatens China, Mexico And Canada With New Tariffs “New York State, County law enforcement, and U.S. Capitol Police responded immediately with the highest levels of professionalism," it added. Meanwhile, Zeldin said in a social media post on X,“A pipe bomb threat targeting me and my family at our home today was sent in with a pro-Palestinian themed message. My family and I were not home at the time and are safe.” The Okaloosa County sheriff’s office took to Facebook to inform that they have “received notification of a bomb threat referencing former Congressman Matt Gaetz’s supposed mailbox at a home in the Niceville area” on Wednesday (Nov 27). In a statement, the FBI said it is “aware of numerous bomb threats and swatting incidents targeting incoming administration nominees and appointees.” (With inputs from agencies)

Donald Trump's cabinet nominees targeted by numerous bomb threats, hoax calls

Ohio Governor and Republican leader&nbsp;Mike DeWine on Wednesday (November 27) signed a bill which restricts&nbsp;transgender students from going into multi-person bathrooms which match their gender identities.

The bill was signed under the "Protect All Students Act" in which Ohio K-12 public and private schools, colleges and universities are required to designate separate locker rooms, accommodations and bathrooms "for the exclusive use" of males and females, on the basis of their gender which was assigned to them at the time of their birth, in buildings of school and other facilities which are used to conducting school-sponsored events.

“It revolves around safety, security, and, I think, common sense. It protects our children and grandchildren in private spaces where they are most vulnerable,” argued Republican Ohio state Sen. Jerry Cirino, who had sponsored the bill.

Some people have been exempted from the new instructions, which includes people who assist children or someone with disability and school employees.&nbsp;

The bill also included exemptions in case of emergency situations. Schools are free to offer single-use and family bathrooms to pupils.

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The law will be brought into effect in the next 90 days, but&nbsp;how the implementation of the law will take place remains unclear because no enforcement mechanism has been mentioned in the bill.

<h2>Supporters of bill call it 'common sense', opposition expresses disappointment</h2>

President of the Center for Christian Virtue Aaron Baer, who was supporting the bill, in a statement said, "Common sense is on a winning streak in America today."

Christian Virtue Aaron Baer is the largest Christian public policy organisation in Ohio.

"No student should be forced to go into the bathroom or locker room with a student of the opposite sex, and Ohio's kids are better protected now because of Governor DeWine's decision to sign this bill," added Baer.

Meanwhile, the state’s LGBTQ+ advocacy and legal aid organisation Equality Ohio said that the law is posing a risk to transgender youth “or anyone perceived as transgender by authorities.”

Watch:&nbsp;Trump To 'Sign Order' Removing All Transgender Personnel From U.S. Military

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“We are deeply disappointed that Governor DeWine has allowed this dangerous bill to become law that puts vulnerable trans youth at risk for abuse and harassment,” said Executive Director Dwayne Steward, in a statement.&nbsp;

The group added that it will continue to fight “for a state that embraces and respects all its residents.”

Till now at least 11 states have adopted similar laws in which transgender girls and women are not allowed to use woman&nbsp;bathrooms at public schools and&nbsp;other government facilities.

(With inputs from agencies)

Ohio Governor and Republican leader Mike DeWine on Wednesday (November 27) signed a bill which restricts transgender students from going into multi-person bathrooms which match their gender identities.

Ohio Governor and Republican leader Mike DeWine on Wednesday (November 27) signed a bill which restricts transgender students from going into multi-person bathrooms which match their gender identities. The bill was signed under the "Protect All Students Act" in which Ohio K-12 public and private schools, colleges and universities are required to designate separate locker rooms, accommodations and bathrooms "for the exclusive use" of males and females, on the basis of their gender which was assigned to them at the time of their birth, in buildings of school and other facilities which are used to conducting school-sponsored events. “It revolves around safety, security, and, I think, common sense. It protects our children and grandchildren in private spaces where they are most vulnerable,” argued Republican Ohio state Sen. Jerry Cirino, who had sponsored the bill. Some people have been exempted from the new instructions, which includes people who assist children or someone with disability and school employees. The bill also included exemptions in case of emergency situations. Schools are free to offer single-use and family bathrooms to pupils. Also Read: Trump plans to ban transgender military personnel on day one after taking office: 15,000 could face discharge The law will be brought into effect in the next 90 days, but how the implementation of the law will take place remains unclear because no enforcement mechanism has been mentioned in the bill. Supporters of bill call it 'common sense', opposition expresses disappointment President of the Center for Christian Virtue Aaron Baer, who was supporting the bill, in a statement said, "Common sense is on a winning streak in America today." Christian Virtue Aaron Baer is the largest Christian public policy organisation in Ohio. "No student should be forced to go into the bathroom or locker room with a student of the opposite sex, and Ohio's kids are better protected now because of Governor DeWine's decision to sign this bill," added Baer. Meanwhile, the state’s LGBTQ+ advocacy and legal aid organisation Equality Ohio said that the law is posing a risk to transgender youth “or anyone perceived as transgender by authorities.” Watch: Trump To 'Sign Order' Removing All Transgender Personnel From U.S. Military “We are deeply disappointed that Governor DeWine has allowed this dangerous bill to become law that puts vulnerable trans youth at risk for abuse and harassment,” said Executive Director Dwayne Steward, in a statement. The group added that it will continue to fight “for a state that embraces and respects all its residents.” Till now at least 11 states have adopted similar laws in which transgender girls and women are not allowed to use woman bathrooms at public schools and other government facilities. (With inputs from agencies)

Ohio restricts transgender students from using multiperson bathrooms

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