This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Jackie Leonard and at 14 hours GMT on the 22nd of February, these are our main stories.

President Biden's meeting the leaders of countries along NATO's Eastern European border

to discuss applying more aid to Kiev.

North Korea's main state newspapers compared foreign food aid to poison despite reports

of critical shortages.

And a woman who left London at 15 to join the Islamic State Group in Syria has lost an appeal

against having her British citizenship revoked.

Also in this podcast,

The impact the war in Ukraine is having on children there.

As we record this episode, President Biden is due to begin talks in Poland

with the leaders of countries along NATO's Eastern European border from Estonia to Bulgaria.

The meeting with the group known as the Booker S9 is expected to focus on regional defense

and supplies to Ukraine.

There was a demonstration in central Warsaw this morning urging the US to send fighter planes to Ukraine.

This woman, a Ukrainian, made an appeal to President Biden.

We've brought some of the help we've been through.

We're asking for help. We are asking for weapons so that we can prevent our country from being destroyed.

We need to be diswalled to prevent our boys from being killed and from innocent civilians being slaughtered.

Our Warsaw correspondent is Adam Eastern.

Two main topics broadly speaking, Jackie,

they will be discussing how to continue efforts to supply Ukraine with both military and humanitarian supplies

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