'We've lost a partner and a friend': Ukrainians somber as U.S. partnership disintegrates
'We've lost a partner and a friend': Ukrainians somber as U.S. partnership disintegrates
Ukrainians “couldn’t cope without American weapons and support,” Yuliya Antonyuk, a 42-year-old real estate agent told NBC News.

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One of my states local congresspeople is a Ukrainian Immigrant.
She's a Republican.
90 1 ReplyIndeed. Some Ukranians collaborated with Russia and presumably some still do..
37 1 ReplyThere's always has to be the "Fuck You I Got My Own" factor
44 2 ReplyThere needs to be some sort of empathy test to weed out the selfish dipshits that wanna run for authority positions.
Unfortunately, while the people who want power shouldn't have it, the people who should be in power don't want it.
6 0 ReplyAnd people who should be in power also tend to get assassinated.
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An inside agent.
8 0 Replytheres alot of ukrainians that collaborated with russia, or were part of the immigrated from the USSR era. we had one ukrainian math prof once, but she was nice and did not like russia, judging by the reaction when someone said russia and ukraine or the same.
5 0 ReplyImmigrants from Eastern Europe tend to have such alignments. Ukrainians even more than Russians.
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