A day after visiting Kiev, President Biden makes a case for continued support for Ukraine

and its battle against Russia.

He'll give that address in Warsaw today and you're the same place he spoke almost a year

ago.

Then the war had just begun.

I'm Steve Innskeap with Leyla Faddle and this is up first from NPR News.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed a joint session of Russia's parliament in a

closely watched state of the Union type speech today in Moscow.

The address comes just days before the one year anniversary of the start of Russia's

war in Ukraine and just hours before President Biden makes his own remarks about the war

from nearby Poland.

And PR's Charles Mainz is in Moscow following along and joins us now.

Good morning Charles.

Good morning.

Okay so this was a really anticipated speech.

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