Live from NPR News, I'm Janine Herbst. President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky met in Florida today

over a revised 20-point ceasefire deal in Russia's nearly four-year-old war. Trump says they have the

makings of a deal. You can say 95 percent, but I don't like to say percentages. I just think we're doing

very well. We're very,

we could be very close. There are one or two very thorny issues, very tough issues, but I think

we're doing very well. We've made a lot of progress today, but really we've made it over the last

month. Zolensky says the U.S. wants the U.S. to agree to security guarantees against further

Russian aggression, and says progress

was made to that end.

We agreed that our teams will meet in upcoming weeks to finalize all discussed matters.

And we agreed with President Trump that he will host us and maybe in Washington, European leaders and Ukrainian delegation.

Yes, in January, and Ukraine is ready for peace.

Both men spoke to European leaders after the call and Trump spoke to Russian President Putin

before meeting with Zelensky.

Somalia has called for an emergency UN Security Council meeting tomorrow

after Israel decided to formally recognize the breakaway region of Somalian land. And peers, Michelle

Kellerman has more. More than 20 Arab and African states have joined Somalia in condemning the move,

calling Israel's recognition a blatant disregard to international law. There are fears in

the region that the Israelis want to move Palestinians in Gaza to Somaliland, though authorities in

Somaliland say Gaza was not part of the talks on establishing relations. Somaliland plans to

join the Abraham Accords, the normalization deals with Israel that started

during the first Trump administration. It's a topic that could come up in Trump's talks with

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