Power & Politics Full Show: Hudson Valley-based Ukrainians speak on Russian invasion
In the past week, Ukrainian officials say Russians bombed a school in the city of Mariupol with hundreds of people inside. Just a few days before, a theater was hit where some 1,300 people were sheltering.
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Mar 27, 2022, 5:17 PM
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5ds agoIn the past week,
Ukrainian officials say Russians bombed a school in the city of Mariupol with
hundreds of people inside. Just a few days before, a theater was hit where some
1,300 people were sheltering.
But those are just
two examples of the suffering Ukrainians face at the hands of an army that has
historically destroyed what it cannot conquer.
That is one reason
why Ukrainian immigrants around the world and here in the Hudson Valley are
doing what they can to raise money and awareness about the plight of their
family and friends.
Two Hudson Valley
residents with deep roots in Ukraine, Yuriy Fizer and Nataliya Kukil-Moroz,
spoke with News 12’s Scott McGee on this week’s edition of Power & Politics.
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