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Saturday February 24th. Foreign leaders are in Kyiv today to mark two years

since Russia invaded Ukraine.

They vow to stand alongside Ukrainian President Vladimir Zolinski and have taken steps to boost

the country's defense capabilities and limit Russia's resources.

In a video, Zilinsky praised Ukrainians for being resilient

and encouraged them to keep hope alive.

But Russia isn't letting up.

According to Ukraine's national police, Russian forces launched drone strikes that killed a person and injured three others in Odessa Friday.

Russia's defense ministry also claims its forces captured, quote, some 200 Ukrainian troops in the eastern town of

Avdifka in the Dunyatsk region. Russia made their first notable gains in months

by capturing the key town, causing Ukrainian forces to retreat.

Polls are open across South Carolina for the GOP presidential primary. Nicki Haley's campaign is looking for a win in her home state where she was twice elected as governor.

She lost the former President Donald

Trump in Iowa, New Hampshire, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The remaining GOP

presidential hopefuls dialed up their attacks and their final pitches to voters this week.

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