Trump Team Considers Ukraine Arms Stockpile; Putin Eyes Arctic Cooperation

The Trump administration is exploring a compromise where European nations stockpile arms destined for Ukraine in Poland and Romania. This would allow for rapid shipment if hostilities resume after any agreed ceasefire. Putin has demanded a halt to foreign military aid to Ukraine as a condition for de-escalation. Secretary of State Rubio alluded to European plans to continue arming Ukraine, despite Putin's demands. Poland, Romania, and the Black Sea serve as key entry points for weapons into Ukraine. Putin also stated that Trump's interest in acquiring Greenland was serious. Russia is willing to cooperate with foreign partners in Arctic economic ventures. Putin expressed concern over NATO's increased military activity in the Arctic, including Finland and Sweden's involvement. Russia is boosting its Arctic military capabilities. In other news, US Secretary of National Security Kristi Noem and Colombian Foreign Minister Laura Sarabia signed a letter of intent to strengthen cooperation on migration information management.