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Newsday: 24/03/2022 05:06 GMT : Ukraine: President Biden meets his Nato partners in Brussels later today

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24/03/2022 05:06 GMT : Ukraine: President Biden meets his Nato partners in Brussels later today

Ukraine: President Biden meets his Nato partners in Brussels later today

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President Biden is in Brussels for an emergency meeting of Nato and the G7 on Ukraine

President Biden is in Brussels for an emergency meeting of Nato and a G7 summit to discuss the war in Ukraine.

Nato leaders meet in Brussels - we'll hear from a former US ambassador to the western defence alliance who says member countries are determined to show a united front against Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

We'll get an overview of the latest military developments in Ukraine from the capital Kyiv - and hear intercepted communications released by the Ukrainians which seem to reveal how disillusioned many Russian troops are. 

Also: we hear how a day of hope turned into intense disappointment as our correspondent in Afghanistan reports on the change of heart by the Taliban on allowing girls into secondary schools.

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