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Ukrainian president, Volodemir Zelensky, is on his way to the U.S., where he's to meet tomorrow with President Trump in Florida.

But first, he stopped off in Halifax, where he met

with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who announced Canada, is providing $2.5 billion

Canadian worth of economic assistance. And for his meeting with Trump tomorrow, Zelensky says

he's hoping for a constructive meeting. We need two things, pressure on Russia and sufficient strong support for Ukraine.

We will speak about air defense.

And last weeks we had good steps in diplomacy,

but we can't live in illusion that it gives us possibility to have less air defense.

With Russia, it doesn't work.

Meanwhile, Russia hit Ukraine's capital Kiev overnight with missiles and drones, targeting

power plants in residential areas.

At least two people died, dozens were injured.

Zelensky says that action shows Russia doesn't want peace.

Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to a ceasefire that could end three weeks of fighting

that have killed more than 100 people.

Michael Sullivan reports from Chang Rai, Thailand.

The ceasefire signed by the two countries' defense ministers says both countries have agreed

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