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The Guardian's front page features top stories on the Ukraine war, including a warning of mutual destruction from a Zelenskyy adviser and discussions between US envoys and Putin. Other prominent news includes the dire situation of twin sisters arrested during Iran protests, renewed queues for…
A senior adviser to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has warned of mutual destruction if the war with Russia continues, citing a deadlock on the front lines and increased deep strikes that endanger civilians and infrastructure.
Two sisters protesting in Iran are reportedly facing torture and a death sentence, with one being threatened with rape of her sister if she doesn't confess.
Travelers heading to the European Union can expect longer queues at border crossings as temporary flexibility rules for checks have expired.
A dispute related to the Falklands has underscored the urgency for the UK to meet its defense spending targets, according to the Labour party.
White House statements indicate that envoys linked to Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin held discussions regarding potential steps to conclude the war in Ukraine.
