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The United States is promoting direct talks between Russia and Europe to advance a peace deal in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, as outlined by Jared Kushner. Following recent meetings with leaders from both nations, Kushner emphasised facilitating engagement and security guarantees, while Ukrainian President Zelenskyy expressed concern over potential threats to NATO’s structure.

Alexander Yui, Taiwan’s representative to the U.S., stated that discussions between President Trump and Xi Jinping involved Taiwan but were not extensive. He reiterated Taiwan’s importance, emphasising security and semiconductor production, while highlighting the need for continued U.S. arms supplies to bolster Taiwan’s defence capabilities.

Senator John Kennedy expressed uncertainty about President Trump’s alleged plans to restart bombing campaigns in Iran, citing a lack of classified intelligence. During the interview, he emphasised the importance of addressing public concerns over living costs, which he linked to the situation in Iran and urged the White House to remain focused on these issues.

The U.S. Army Reserve is exploring options to augment Southern Command with police, medical, and logistics units within four months, as part of continued military planning related to Cuba. The command has requested feedback on the availability of various formations by September 25.

China and the United States have established a communication channel for managing AI-related incidents and agreed to enhance military crisis communications following a summit between Presidents Xi Jinping and Trump. Both nations will also cooperate on tariffs and rare earths supply, with further talks scheduled for November.

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