Fathwa - What physical contact breaks the fast? When is expiation required?

Question:
What kind of emission of sexual fluids requires ghusl, and what doesn't?
Answer:
Bismillah Ir-Rahman Ir-Raheem
Assalamu aliekum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu
As stated in Nur al-Iydah, there are three types of emissions: wady,
madhy, and mani.
Wady is a white, thick discharge that is commonly seen before orafter
urinating. Madhy is a white, thin discharge that is caused through the
excitement of foreplay or kissing. Mani is a fluid that is released
after ejaculation.
Wady and madhy necessitate wudhu and mani requires one to perform ghusl.
As for sexual relations while one is fasting, the following is a
breakdown from Nur al-Iydah of what does or does not invalidate
one'sfast and the expiation rulings accompanying them.
Physical Contact that Doesn't Break One's Fast:
-Non-passionate kissing (i.e. doesn't lead to sexual intercourse or ejaculation)
-Looking at one's spouse,even if one ejaculates
Physical Contact that Doesn't Break One's Fast But Is Disliked:
-Non-passionate kissing that one fears will lead to sexual intercourse
or ejaculation
-Anything sexual that one fears will lead to sexual intercourse or ejaculation
Physical Contact that Breaks One's Fast And Requires Makeup Only:
-Ejaculation from masturbation *
-Kissing and touching that caused ejaculation *
Physical Contact that Breaks One's Fast And Requires Makeup and Kaffara:
-Passionate kissing *
-Swallowing the saliva ofone's spouse or friend *
-Sexual intercourse without ejaculation *
-Ejaculation from sexual intercourse *
*The person who involved himself in the above-mentioned situations
should refrain from eating and drinkingfor the remainder of thatday,
and repent for the severity of his sin.
Outside the month of Ramadan, if one breaks his fast deliberately,
thenhe is not required to complete a Kaffara.