NATO leaders meeting in Washington are expected to make a more than $60 billion pledge to Ukraine to support its war with Russia, a war that continues to inflict terrible casualties on the Ukrainian people - like the recent strike on the children's hospital in the capital.
Meanwhile the EU has begun the formal process of considering Ukraine's entry into Europe.
Russian-American writer Masha Gessen is one of the most astute observers of Vladimir Putin and his leadership. 7.30’s Sarah Ferguson interviewed Gessen before the attack on the hospital.
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