Today, we're talking about European support for Ukraine, the much-anticipated hike in

interest rates, a gunman targeting the homeless and other top news for Wednesday, March 16th.

Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with the quarrel.

Here's the quote of the day.

I am imperfect in many things.

Nevertheless, I want my brethren and kids' folk to know my nature so that they may be able

to perceive my soul's desire, St. Patrick.

Let's get started with some espresso shots.

Today is day 20 of Ukraine reminding us that running out of Oreos is not a real problem.

Russia is ramping up their assault on Kiev, including some strikes on residential buildings,

but still is not captured any major cities.

20,000 people were able to leave the southern port city of Maryupal after a week of failed

evacuation attempts.

Zelensky called recent peace talks with Russia, quote, pretty good, which is a hefty

upgrade from previous reports.

A few European nations are becoming more bold in their support for the blue and yellow

flag.

Yesterday, the Prime Ministers of Poland, Czech Republic, and Slovenia arrived in war-torn

Kiev to meet with President Zelensky in person, and Estonia, a member of NATO, called

for a no-fly zone over Ukraine.

President Biden will travel to Europe next week to meet with NATO leaders.

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