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Live from NPR News, I'm Janine Herbst. Russia launched a missile and drone attack against Ukraine's capital overnight, leaving at least two people dead, dozens injured.

This is Ukrainian President Zelensky is set to meet President Trump tomorrow in

Florida on Russia's war in Ukraine. On the way Zelensky stopped in Canada, meeting with Prime

Minister Mark Carney, who announced more financial aid for Ukraine. Dan Carpenchuk has more.

Carney said the additional economic aid will help Ukraine unlock financing from the International Monetary Fund.

Carney also said under Zelensky's leadership, there is the possibility of a just and lasting peace.

He also reaffirmed Canada's commitment to Ukraine and the need to maintain pressure on Moscow to negotiate.

The Halifax stopover comes after the two leaders spoke by phone on Friday. The

Ukrainian leader also said he updated Carney on the status of diplomatic efforts with the U.S. to

bring the war with Russia to an end. Zelensky is set to meet with President Trump on Sunday

to talk about a 20-point peace plan which will include security guarantees and an economic agreement. For NPR

news, I'm Dan Carpenchuk in Toronto. More people have died in ICE custody this year than in any

year since 2005. Impairs Martin Costi reports the cause of the increase isn't clear. The number of people

held by ice at any one time has ballooned. Right now, it's about

66,000. That's 70% higher than when President Trump took office. But deaths have gone up more

to about 30 for the year compared to 11 in 2024. At Syracuse University, Austin

Koker studies the immigration enforcement system, and he's troubled by some clusters of deaths.

I'm concerned that the rapid increase in the detained population at specific detention

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