Ukraine seeks Western weapons as daily Kyiv casualties rise
Ukraine pleaded for more Western arms after advisers warned 100 to 200 soldiers die daily in fighting with Russia. Podolyak blamed Ukraine’s parity gap and said advanced artillery and rocket launchers could blunt Moscow’s gains and restore leverage for talks. The Donbas battle rages with Sievierodonetsk heavily contested as both sides fight street by street. Britain denounces a Donetsk court trial of three foreigners as a sham, urging Moscow to ensure POW protections.
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US lifts COVID-19 test rule for international travel likely ending mandate
The Biden administration will drop the requirement that international travelers test negative for COVID-19 within a day before flying to the United States. The rule expires early Sunday as the CDC reviews the policy every 90 days and may reinstate it if a new variant emerges. Industry groups hail the move amid travel recovery efforts.
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