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Officials say a second day of talks among the U.S., Ukraine and Russia has ended abruptly in Geneva.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had criticized the discussions earlier.
He said yesterday's talks were hard and that Russia is dragging them out.
Indonesia says it's preparing to deploy peacekeeping troops to Gaza as part of President Trump's Board of Peace.
NPR's Katarina Barton reports Indonesia is the only country to publicly commit peacekeepers to the effort.
Indonesia's military says it is offering up to 8,000 peacekeeping troops to support Trump's ceasefire plans in Gaza,
and 1,000 among them could enter the war-torn area as soon as early April.
The Indonesian president, Prabowo Subianto, is in Washington this week.
He's expected to meet with Trump at the inaugural Board of Peace Summit on Thursday.
Indonesia's involvement in Gaza has faced criticism from human rights groups,
saying this could undermine the country's long-standing support of Palestinian independence.
Katarina Barton, NPR News.
A federal law allows local police to be deputized for immigration enforcement duties.