Washington: Colombia has agreed to all terms set by President Donald Trump regarding the return of illegal Colombian migrants from the United States after an earlier dispute, according to a statement from the White House. The agreement includes Colombia's acceptance of deported migrants on U.S. military aircraft without any restrictions or delays.

According to Anadolu Agency, the U.S. government confirmed that proposed tariffs and sanctions under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) will remain on hold, contingent on Colombia's compliance with the agreement. However, visa sanctions and enhanced inspections will persist until the successful return of the first group of deportees.

Israeli Forces Kill Palestinian and Wound Five in Ceasefire Violation

Gaza: A Palestinian was killed and five others were injured by Israeli gunfire in the Gaza Strip despite the existence of a ceasefire agreement in the area, medical sources reported. The incident occurred in Rafah, where a young man was fatally shot by Israeli forces.

Israeli forces also targeted a group of displaced civilians waiting for permission to return to northern Gaza, resulting in injuries to five people, including a child. This incident has raised tensions in the already volatile region.

North Korea Conducts Missile Test Following Trump's Inauguration

Pyongyang: North Korea has carried out a test of a strategic cruise missile, marking the first such test since Donald Trump's return to the White House, state media KCNA reported. The test was overseen by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and is aimed at enhancing the country's defense capabilities.

The South Korean news agency Yonhap cited KCNA in reporting the missile test, which underscores ongoing security challenges on the Korean Peninsula amid global diplomatic efforts for denuclearization.