Zelenskyy cites 31000 Ukrainian deaths in two year invasion
Kyiv Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced at the Ukraine Year 2024 forum that 31 000 Ukrainian military personnel have been killed since Russia began its full scale invasion on February 24 2022. He contrasted this with Russian claims and cautioned that civilian losses are unknown.
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Biden to convene leaders on Ukraine aid and funding crisis
President Biden will summon House Speaker Johnson and top congressional leaders to the White House to press for a $95 billion Ukraine Israel aid package and to avert a looming government shutdown. The talk covers national security funding and ongoing government operations through September with March 8 funding expiry looming.
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Netanyahu says cease-fire could delay Rafah offensive
Netanyahu said a weekslong cease-fire with Hamas could somewhat delay the Rafah operation. He told CBS that victory in Gaza would come within weeks once the offensive begins, and discussed expanding plans to Rafah with humanitarian aid and civilian evacuation being prioritized amid rising aid access challenges.
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Warm early spring hits Midwest with record warmth
A warm front produced spring like weather across the Midwest with Omaha Nebraska topping 65 degrees and a forecast near 80. National Weather Service warns of fire danger from low humidity and gusty winds across 11 states and cites potential drought risk if warmth continues.
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