Nothing in the news is ever constant, but there is one exception: Ukraine's president Zelenskyy and his senior members requesting, urging, and even cajoling world leaders to give more and more and ever more. Weapons, missile systems, aircraft, fast-track entry into the EU, training, money for reconstruction - the list never ends.
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