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    More advanced weapons are headed to Ukraine, says Pentagon

    02:54

  • Why Russia must suffer a 'devastating defeat' in Ukraine

    09:55

  • Zelenskyy has hardened his view on negotiating with Putin, says Axios reporter

    03:23

  • Russia ramps up nuclear talk as position in Ukraine weakens

    07:23

  • Zelenskyy urges tougher sanctions on Russia

    05:09

  • Ukraine prosecutes first war crime since Russia invasion

    03:53

  • Richard Engel: U.S. ‘trying to assure Russia’ that added protection for U.S. embassy in Kyiv would not mean ‘boots on the ground’

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  • 'No one will take my husband away': Ukraine's first lady on how war impacts her family

    03:33

  • House member urges WH to swiftly approve Finland, Sweden's NATO application

    04:00

  • Vindman on the War in Ukraine: “My belief is that Russia is a near-spent force”

    04:53

  • Investors Say Their Kids Are Making Them Rethink Climate Change, says Probable Futures Founder 

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  • Velshi: It’s possible to step away from fossil fuel while keeping economic growth a priority

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  • Is Turkey Being The Joe Manchin Of NATO?

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  • Ukrainian officials now using facial recognition tech to ID Russian soldiers

    03:45

  • Can Putin be deposed? New clues in war crimes trials, as Ukraine war grinds on

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  • Tom Nichols: Three signs Putin may be reassessing his plans

    09:45

  • Latest Russian troop movements: Ukrainian troops 'trading ground for time'

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  • Sen. Coons: NATO aid & training has helped facilitate Ukraine’s success ‘pushing back’ Russia

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  • Petraeus: Ukraine has won by keeping Russia from achieving its main objective

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  • Petraeus: What Putin has really done is make NATO great again

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11th Hour

They speak in Russian, they have family in Russia — and they'd fight and die for Ukraine

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NBC News' Matt Bradley reports from Kharkiv, Ukraine, the largest Russian-speaking majority city in the country. He contrasts Putin's messaging on the situation there with what is he seeing and hearing on the ground. "They don't see themselves as being oppressed," Bradley said. "It's unclear if they're going to get the kind of reception Putin... thinks they'll get."Feb. 24, 2022

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    More advanced weapons are headed to Ukraine, says Pentagon

    02:54

  • Why Russia must suffer a 'devastating defeat' in Ukraine

    09:55

  • Zelenskyy has hardened his view on negotiating with Putin, says Axios reporter

    03:23

  • Russia ramps up nuclear talk as position in Ukraine weakens

    07:23

  • Zelenskyy urges tougher sanctions on Russia

    05:09

  • Ukraine prosecutes first war crime since Russia invasion

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