Hello everyone and welcome to Amunpur. Here's what's coming up.

President Zelensky at the front lines amid plans to reboot Ukraine's military strategy.

A report on the little known successes.

And I speak to Finland's presidential frontrunner Alexander Stup, maintaining a delicate balance as NATO's newest member.

Then the latest from Gaza as Israeli forces push Palestinians ever closer to the Raffer

border.

And...

This is not about a camping trip.

This is actually about pushing humanity into the solar system.

NASA deputy administrator Pam Melroy on the Growing Frontiers in space.

Also ahead, black people we are often, our concerns are dismissed, ignored or minimized.

And we have seen that lead to very, very horrific consequences.

Dr. Uchee Blackstock talks to Michelle Martin

about her fight against racism in medicine. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London. The US

Senate has finally unveiled a bill tying together border security and support

for Ukraine and Israel. The package would transform

immigration law and give some 60 billion dollars worth of military aid to Ukraine.

A much-needed boost for the beleaguered nation that's mired in a two-year effort to fend off

Russia. But the bill has a tough road ahead still, especially in the house where it's already

been declared, quote, dead on arrival under pressure

from former president Donald Trump meantime uncertainty within Ukraine too as

President Zelensky tells Italian media a reset is needed to shake up the country's war effort.

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