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UKRAINE AGREES: Kyiv Accepts US Brokered Peace Deal

Ukraine has reportedly agreed to the core terms of a US‑brokered peace proposal to end the war with Russia, officials say, marking the most consequential diplomatic breakthrough yet while negotiators work out remaining details

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137 - Women and girls killed every day by partners or family according to the UN

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"There will be consequences" — Sen. Ruben Gallego

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