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Hello everyone. It's Leah Belletto here in for Neil Patterson on the Sky News Daily podcast.

Today we're going to be exploring a city in the Donesk Oblast, Avdivka.

This is because there's fierce fighting happening there right now. What do we know about it?

Well, it's a coke and chemical plant. There's a sand quarry. But why is it so important this battle and what does it mean for the war in Ukraine?

But also, for those officials in Kiev, are they eyeing up what's happening in the Middle East

and worried about aid for the future?

All of this we will be exploring today with our fine guess.

We've got Professor Michael Clark, our security and defence analyst,

and also Melinda Haring, who is a fellow at Atlantic Council's Eurasia Centre.

She's joining us from Washington, D.C., where it's very early in the morning.

I'd like to start with you, Melinda, if I may, because you have recently returned from Ukraine.

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