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1) President Biden is traveling to Europe to meet with NATO allies and push for more aggressive sanctions against Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine. 2) Ukrainian forces have recently retaken some territory around Kyiv and Mykolaiv from Russian forces. 3) Dissent is growing in Russia over President Putin's leadership as Russia suffers military losses in Ukraine.

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1) President Biden is traveling to Europe to meet with NATO allies and push for more aggressive sanctions against Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine. 2) Ukrainian forces have recently retaken some territory around Kyiv and Mykolaiv from Russian forces. 3) Dissent is growing in Russia over President Putin's leadership as Russia suffers military losses in Ukraine.

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