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A year after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Kiev and Moscow vowed to keep up the fight.

President Zalansky today said that last year was the year where we did not suffer defeat and this

is the year where we will achieve victory. Prism Putin is making it clear that Russia is digging in.

Russia is in this for the long hold. Plus China urges an end to the war and calls for peace talks

and Boeing halt deliveries of its 787 Dreamliner. It's Friday, February 24th. I'm Luke Vargas with

Wall Street Journal and here's the AM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories

moving your world today.

Ukraine on Friday marked the one-year anniversary of the Russian invasion celebrating the nation's

resilience against a much more powerful enemy. In the capital, Kiev, Ukraine's president

Volodymyr Zalansky handed out decorations to soldiers and presented unit flags to commanders of

newly formed brigades. Poland's Prime Minister and other high-level foreign delegations flocked to

the city for the commemorations. While Ukrainian officials have warned of possible Russian missile

salvos today, the morning was relatively calm with no major developments in Ukraine's skies or

on the front lines in the east. After a year of fighting, western officials estimate about 100,000

Ukrainian soldiers have died or been wounded. Several thousand Ukrainian soldiers are also missing

with one Ukrainian official putting the figure at more than 10,000. Russia has also suffered immense

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