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Okay. It's Tuesday, 28 January. Welcome to the President's Daily Brief. I'm Mike Baker,

your eyes and ears on the world stage. Let's get briefed. Today, we're starting in Moscow, and some bad news for President Vladimir Putin as the European Union extends its sanctions against Russia,

raising fresh questions about the cracks that appear to be forming in Russia's economy.

Later in the show, we'll return to the Middle East, where Hamas has announced that eight of the remaining 26 hostages set to be released as part of the ongoing ceasefire

are dead.

Plus, President Trump is reportedly considering an asylum deal with El Salvador, allowing the

U.S. to deport migrants there, even if they're not Salvadorans.

And finally, in today's back of the brief, the president fulfills a campaign promise with a new

executive order reinstating service members discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine.

But first, today's PDB spotlight.

European leaders are putting the financial screws to Russian dictator Vladimir Putin,

who is reportedly growing increasingly concerned over the fragile state of Russia's wartime economy.

The European Union voted Monday to renew its wide-ranging

sanctions on Russia over the war in Ukraine, keeping existing sector-based bans on trade with Moscow

intact, while also ensuring that more than $200 billion worth of seized Kremlin assets remain

...