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Senators have to understand only in unity we can win Russia and they have to understand that we will win with

them or not.

The urgency of now from President Zelensky amid Allied anxiety as Putin's forces pressure Ukraine.

Will the U.S. deliver aid as promised on the eve of the war's second anniversary my conversations with President

Selenski at the Munich Security Conference and with the panel of NATO leaders

and Republican Senator Pete Ricketts.

Then it is a matter of unanimity that our system in the United States, our immigration system

is broken.

My conversation with Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas caught in the crosshairs as Congress slow walks America's critical priorities. Oh, Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur live in Kyiv, where days away from the second anniversary of this war, there are feelings of urgency

and of frustration as American support dries up just as Ukraine needs it most.

Probing NATO's staying power, Russia delivered a withering blow

to the front line of defeat, and its flags are now flying over Avdivka in the east. Still Ukraine

battles on with fewer weapons, less ammunition and troops staggering from two years of war.

Amid this gloom, the death of the preeminent Putin critic Alexei Navalny

hit Europe and Ukraine like a bolt of lightning.

Speaking on her husband's social media channels,

Navalny's widow, Yulia, fired a shot across Washington's bow.

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