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At least 5 Secret Service officials involved in planning Trump's Butler rally put on administrative duty.

At least five U.S. Secret Service officials involved in the planning of Donald Trump's rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13, where a gunman attempted to kill the former president, have been placed on administrative duty, according to two sources familiar with the situation.

Editor's note: This story has been corrected to note that the Secret Service officials were put on administrative duty, not leave. »

Aides to former Donald Trump are reportedly trying to get the former president off the golf course and onto the campaign trail.

He didn’t seem too pleased about attending a fundraiser with donor Miriam Adelson either, The Washington Post reports.

Trump spokesperson Steve Cheung told the paper that Trump has had a “robust schedule” since the beginning of his campaign. »

"When you say 'diplomacy', I'm all for it, but I'd like to see concrete steps that are not at the expense of 30% of our state and not at the expense of our population.

At the end of July, Zelensky said that Ukraine would finalize "an action plan for peace" by the end of November.

The communique included three main points: nuclear security, global food security, and the release of deported children, prisoners of war, and illegally detained civilians. »

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy pitched for greater cooperation with India in high-end technologies across several areas such as agriculture, cybersecurity and defence, stressing co-production of drones, electronic warfare systems, among others.

At a press interaction, Mr. Zelenskyy said Ukraine had increased the level of its private companies, specially in areas such as drones, sea drones and cybersecurity.

During war, I think this is very important as we need to strengthen war economy... Of course we need win-win between our nations.”. »