We begin the day's other headlines with the latest on the international effort to secure a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine.

As those negotiations have stalled, there is a new ultimatum from the Trump administration.

Earlier today, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio wrapped up a marathon series of talks in Paris with both Ukrainian and top European officials.

Rubio, on his way out, said the U.S. may, quote, move on from trying to broker a peace deal

if progress isn't made soon.

We're not going to continue with this endeavor for weeks and months on end.

So we need to determine very quickly now,

and I'm talking about a matter of days, whether or not this is doable over the next, you know,

few weeks. If it is, we're in. If it's hot, then we'll have to, we have other priorities

to focus on as well. In Washington, President Trump echoed that warning, but stopped short

of saying he's ready to walk away.

He pushed back against the suggestion that Russia is taking advantage of his patience.

I know when people are playing us, and I know when they're not, and I have to see an enthusiasm to want to end it.

And I think I see that enthusiasm. I think I see it from both sides.

But you're going to know soon. Do you think Russia's playing?

No, nobody's playing me. I'm trying to help. All of this unfolded as the war grinds on.

Russian missiles today rained down on the Ukrainian city of Harkiv. Officials say

one person was killed and nearly 100 others were wounded. In Yemen, Houthi rebels say U.S.

airstrikes overnight killed at least 74 people and injured more than 170 others. The strikes

targeted an oil port on the Red Sea.

It was the deadliest known attack yet in America's campaign against the Houthis.

The Iranian-backed militants released video that showed massive fires on the ground

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