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Hello from CNN, I'm Joe Beck, with the five things you need to know for Tuesday, May 14th.

The US is reaffirming its support for Ukraine after months of aid delays. Secretary of State's Anthony Blinkin is in

key this morning where he's meeting with Ukrainian President Vladimir

Zelensky. It's Blinkin's fourth visit to Ukraine since the war began, but his first since US military aid resumed last month, after Congress approved a support package.

Here's what Zelensky told Blinkin earlier today.

The decision on the package was crucial for us is very

important to get it as quick as possible and the second one at the point is

air defence the biggest deficit for us.

Really we need two petros for Harkiv.

Lincoln's visit also comes as Russia continues its push into northeastern Ukraine, making its most significant gains since

Ukrainian forces recaptured Haarkiv in 2022.

I've asked CNN's Fred Plitkin to explain what message the Secretary of State is carrying to Ukraine.

Hey Joe, Secretary of State Blinkin said to the Ukrainian President that the U.S.

Aid is now here to stay, that some of the U.S. military aid for Ukraine has already arrived there

and more is on the way as he put it. The Ukrainian president said for them of course

all the help they can get is important but especially especially long-distance surface-to-air

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