STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The Nordic and Baltic countries on Friday gave renewed backing to Ukraine's fight against Russia, promising in a joint statement to further increase their support.

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His address to the Munich Security Conference comes after Zelensky says he doesn't see a "ready US plan" to end the war.

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