💨 Abstract
Venezuela and the United States have agreed to resume repatriation flights for migrants, according to President Nicolas Maduro. The flights are set to start on Sunday, following a diplomatic dispute over recent deportation flights of Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador. Maduro accused El Salvador's President, Nayib Bukele, of being responsible for detaining migrants who had not committed crimes in the U.S. or El Salvador. The U.S.
Courtesy: theprint.in
Summarized by Einstein Beta 🤖
Suggested
UP: 2 labourers injured as concrete girder of under-construction expressway falls
New eye drops slow vision loss in animals: Study
Ukraine, US teams hold talks in Saudi Arabia, US envoy hopeful on ending war
Soccer-Man United thump Villa, leaders Chelsea beat Man City in Women's Super League
Tennis-Swiatek and Dimitrov move into Miami Open last 16
Alpine skiing-Vonn earns first podium finish after comeback
US envoy Witkoff optimistic about Ukraine talks, says Putin wants peace
Israel kills Hamas official in Gaza, mobilises ground forces
After Kunal Kamra takes jibe at Shinde, Sena leaders say there will be consequences
Noted Gandhian, social worker Krishna Bharati dies; PM Modi, Andhra CM Naidu pay homage
Powered by MessengerX.io