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AP Newswatch: Top Stories from the Associated Press

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0:00I'm Ben Thomas with an AP News Minute. President Vladimir Zelensky says Ukraine's helping five countries in the Middle East and Gulf region counter-attacks from Iranian drones and keeps looking into how it might help restore security in the state of Hormuz. Charles Deledesma reports the Iran War is indirectly increasing pressure on Ukraine. During Stalks, Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to try to expand his military gains' value offences, windfall revenues from surging global oil prices, a filling Moscow's war coffers, and US air defense assets are being drained quickly by Iranian attacks across the Gulf, leaving little available for Ukraine in the 50th of Russia's full-scale invasion. Ukraine's European allies have promised to maintain their steadfast support, but bickering over a major $106 billion EU loan to cover Kiev's military and economic needs for two years has reflected the mounting challenges. I'm Charles Deledesma. And I'm Ben Thomas.

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