Good evening. Im lester holt in for brian who will be back in new york on monday. Our top story tonight comes again from this part of the world where after days of antigovernment protests and bloodshed and growing international pressure, the government of ukraine has agreed to concessions, hoping to end the violence at a dangerous standoff thats lasted months. The white house welcomed the deal, but it could be seen as a setback here in neighboring russia which wants to keep ukraine in its circle of influence. President obama and putin spoke by phone about it at length today. Meantime tonight in the ukrainian capital, protesters continue their siege of independence square, where more than 70 people have died in the past 48 hours. Our chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel is there. Richard, whats the latest . Reporter good evening, lester. After so much bloodshed, a deal has been reached that could bring ukraine more democracy but it still needs to be implemented and the city remains
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