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Red Cross: Ceasefire needed to prevent 'worst-case scenario.'

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The International Committee of the Red Cross said that "a worst-case scenario awaits the hundreds of thousands of civilians trapped by heavy combat in Mariupol unless the parties reach a concrete humanitarian agreement urgently." The city has been under Russian siege for over 12 days.

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The leaders "agreed on new steps in security cooperation," Zelensky wrote on Telegram following the talks. Ukraine is ready to support Turkey with "expertise, technology, and experience," and details of the agreements will be finalized in the coming days.

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