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Ukraine pushes further into Russia. Fox News. I'm Sue Guzman, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky shedding a little more light on his country's military incursion into Russian territory. We have the latest from Fox's Jill Nadeau. Ukraine's President Zelensky said his military incursion into Russia's Kursk region is meant to create a buffer zone.
It was the first time Zelensky had clearly stated the aim of the operation. Zelensky said in his own words, "...it is now our primary task in defense of operations overall to destroy as much Russian war potential as possible, so far as forces have taken out a bridge and struck another one, potentially disrupting supply lines for Russian forces."
Zelensky's also asking allies to lift restrictions so his country can use Western weapons inside of Russia. Till NATO, Fox News. Vice President Kamala Harris doing a bus tour on the campaign trail in Pennsylvania Sunday and reacted to comments made by former President Trump about her laugh and her looks. Anybody who's about beating down other
people is a coward. She'll be in Chicago Monday for the start of the Democratic National Convention. Meanwhile, Republican Vice Presidential hopeful J.D. Vance on Fox News Sunday said the Trump campaign has a simple message. If you want to get back to the peace and prosperity, the rising take-home pay, Donald Trump delivered it once and he can do it again. Recent polls show that Trump and Harris are in a virtual dead heat.
And Ernesto, back to being a hurricane once again. This as it turned away from Bermuda and headed further out into the northeastern Atlantic, sending rip currents and strong swells toward the U.S. east coast. It's packing 70 mile an hour winds and expected to pass near southeastern Newfoundland late Monday and early Tuesday. Ernesto responsible for at least three deaths. America's listening to Fox News.
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A Georgia sheriff's deputy has been killed in an ambush in a small town northeast of Atlanta, identified as 30-year-old Brandon Cunningham. The gunman later found dead. Eric Mock is with Atlantis Fox 5. 30-year-old deputy Brandon Cunningham with the Paulding County Sheriff's Office succumbed to a gunshot wound at the hospital.
Now, the sheriff's office is asking for prayers. In fact, here's Sheriff Gary Gulledge here talking about what they need from the community right now. Ask this community, as you always do, to join behind us, stand beside us, and hold us up. It's going to be a tough time for all of us and all of our guys.
I know what Paulding County is and I know the people here. I know what you'll do. I ask that you please keep this family in your prayers. We are being told that he worked for the Paulding County Sheriff's Office for four years, two years in their jail, and then he had just been a patrol deputy for two years. Cunningham leaves behind two young children. The Sheriff's Office says it is the first in the line of duty death in its history. The woman in the home was wounded. She is being treated at a nearby hospital.
U.S. Secretary of State in the Middle East as he continues to push for a ceasefire agreement in the Israel-Gaza war. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is arriving in Israel today for talks as those ceasefire negotiations continue. America's top diplomat looking to move the ball forward amid concerns that Israel and Hamas still don't agree on a path forward. Negotiations did wrap up in Doha on Friday after two days of intense but reportedly productive talks.
They will resume again later this week in Cairo. A joint statement was released by the Egyptians, the Qataris, and the Americans saying the meetings were serious, constructive, and conducted in a positive atmosphere, although that description came from the parties that are not directly involved in the decision-making. Now, tension does remain high over fears that failed talks will lead to Iran launching a highly anticipated attack. Fox's Trey Yinks reporting from Tel Aviv. I'm Sue Gossman. This is Fox News.
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