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Up next, Kent Coveington with today's news.

European leaders say they will continue to stand with Ukraine.

That after a meeting with Ukrainian President

Vladimir Zelenskyy on Thursday. And during that meeting,

the leaders endorsed the work of their chiefs of defense and defense ministers.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said European allies will be, in her words,

relentless in their efforts to keep Ukraine strong.

We must turn Ukraine into a steel porcupine, indigestible for present and future aggressors.

She says that means ensuring Ukraine's military is well-trained and equipped.

Leaders in Kiev say they must have iron-clad security guarantees ahead of any potential peace deal with Russia.

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