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WATCH: A minute's silence observed at Davos summit in memory of Ukraine helicopter victims

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WATCH: A minute's silence observed at Davos summit in memory of Ukraine helicopter victims

WATCH: A minute's silence observed at Davos summit in memory of Ukraine helicopter victims

Delegates at the World Economic Forum observed a minute's silence for victims of the war in Ukraine during a video link meeting with President Zelenskyy.


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Senate Passes $95 Billion Foreign Aid Package [Video]

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Zelenskyy says US aid package must reach frontline as soon as possible [Video]

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The long-awaited €89 billion aid bill was approved by the House, and will go through the US Senate on Tuesday.

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WATCH: Improvised Ukrainian drone unit in Russia-seized Bakhmut [Video]

WATCH: Improvised Ukrainian drone unit in Russia-seized Bakhmut

As soldiers wait for more ammunition and air defence support from international allies, a drone team arrives at a dugout near the eastern town of Bakhmut.

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Cartlidge: Munitions sent to Ukraine depleted UK stockpiles [Video]

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