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will help them at least stabilize the situation going forward. i also want to read you what we got from the foreign minister of this country because he's were comments made directly to cnn. he said, quote, enabling ukraine to push back russian aggression is equal to preventing a the larger war in europe and averting the risk of of all want to be aggressors, plunging our world into chaos. i sincerely thank the us house of representatives, alex. >> yeah. so important, fred, as you say, not just materially but psychologically for those troops who have been struggling on the frontlines against russian forces fred pleitgen to the ukrainian capital. thanks very much. now to israel, where they house actions. today's sets up $26 in usa with some strings cnn senior diplomatic editor nic robertson is in jerusalem. nick, what are you hearing there in terms of reaction? >> yeah. as you can imagine, that has been a lot of thanks for the united states, a lot of thanks for speaker johnson. a lot of thanks for house minority leader hakeem jeffries what we heard from president heard psaki said this shows

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for ukraine that is not an issue among democrats who saw that in the house, in part because the administration the president's specifically can forget that loan in just a matter of years but there are some differences. >> so the senate has to pass this through their own chamber. they are coming back next week, despite the fact they were supposed to have a scheduled recess because they do find this to be so imperative so important in this moment, alex. >> all right. lauren fox up on capitol hill for us on this very big day. thank you very much, lauren. let's get reaction from jerusalem and ukraine. cnn senior international correspondent fred pleitgen is in kyiv, ukrainian capital, and our senior diplomatic editor, nic robertson is joining us from jerusalem. fred, first to you. >> this aid has been long-delayed by the house has passed by the senate back in february. now, you've got these thanks pouring in from ukrainian officials, including president zelenskyy. i know you've been speaking with ukrainian officials. you've talked about the relief. but is there any concern there about how late this is coming?

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air attack: Kyiv endures a third air attack in 5 days as Russia steps up bombardment of cities

Emergency services were on their way to the sites, officials said. Further details were not immediately available. The attack came three days after a concert hall attack in Russia that killed more than 130 people. Russian President Vladimir Putin sought to tie the attack to Ukraine, even though an affiliate of the Islamic State group claimed responsibility.

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or the hypersonic missiles could be launched against the ukrainian capital. that is the scariest news that you can get, because everybody already knows that it is very difficult to stop them. and ukraine does not have many missiles that intercept them. they are very costly and very expensive. there are some concerns about the supply of more missiles for ukraine in the next months, whether it might have enough of them. so yes, the ballistic missiles are a very big danger and they appear to be quite effective in targeting the ukrainian military infrastructure. and that might be a very important development in this war. if it is confirmed that russia can get more ballistic missiles from outside, from other countries. briefly, never development that we

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63% of Ukrainian Capital's Energy Infrastructure Damaged, Destroyed in 2023

63% of Ukrainian Capital's Energy Infrastructure Damaged, Destroyed in 2023
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Russian Missile Attack: Russian missile attack on Kyiv; more than 50 injured

Europe News: Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, was hit by another ballistic missile attack resulting in injuries, damaged buildings, and loud explosions. Air defenses inter

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will have an exclusive report from ukraine's eastern front. in the uk, travelers are being warned to expect further disruption after a fault on monday saw hundreds of flights cancelled. in the us, florida braces as hurricane idalia is forecast to intensify to a category four storm with life—threatening storm surges expected in some areas. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. officials in the ukrainian capital say the city has been subjected to the most powerful russian attack since the spring. the mayor of kyiv says two people have been killed and another wounded in the latest russian air attack on the ukrainian capital. vitaly klitschko says several buildings were set on fire by falling debris from targets destroyed by air defences. these are the moments the debris

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cnn's alex marquardt is in the ukrainian capital. moments ago russian president vladimir putin began speaking. what has he said? >> reporter: this is a really interesting moment. this is the culmination of a three-day summit between african leader and president vladimir putin. it was designed to essentially reinforce and deepen the ties between russia and the african continent. they are concerned about food supplies, food prices after russia pulled out of the grain deal last week which has made food prices go up, has made things a lot more difficult to send food around the world, grain around the world, particularly to the african continent. so president putin has been trying to walk this line between being essentially agreeable with these african leaders but standing firm when it comes to the war in ukraine. he just finished a meeting with those leaders from africa about the peace deal that they've put forward. and he essentially said politely that it's a peace deal, a good

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forces, onto the airport here, then we expect to see a response from the taiwanese forces on the ground to repel this attack. here they go. disembarking from the aircraft onto the ground. and now the battle for control of the airport is about to begin. what is going on he has never been done before in taiwan. they have ashley closed down international airport today for this exercise. they're really doing is they have learned from what happened last year in ukraine when russian forces moved on the first day of the invasion to ukraine to use the airport and bring invasion to ukraine to use the airportand bring in invasion to ukraine to use the airport and bring in more forces and try to seize the ukrainian capital. that attack was repelled but here in taiwan it was really a wake—up call. but if china does try to invade the island what they will do is seize key infrastructure like this and this will be a key place where they must be repelled if taiwan is to defend itself. , ~ , itself. rupert wingfield-hayes there.

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members of the audience, before being led away by security staff. the south korean president yoon suk yeol is in the ukrainian capital, kyiv, to meet president zelensky. south korea has one of the biggest stockpiles of ammunition in the world and a thriving defence industry. but government policy prohibits it providing lethal aid to countries at war. ukraine and its allies have been urging seoul to make an exception. staying with the war in ukraine, it's been three weeks since the russian mercenary organisation, the wagner group, staged a mutiny over the way the russian military was fighting its war in ukraine. in the aftermath, they were granted an amnesty and offered the chance to go and live in belarus — but it was unclear what would become of them. now, the belarusian

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