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NEWS VOICES: Ukrainian veterans visit Scranton to ask for continued military aid to fight Russia

Sarah Hofius Hall | WVIA News, Borys Krawczeniuk | WVIA News

On this week's News Voices, WVIA's Sarah Hofius Hall and Borys Krawczeniuk talk about a recent visit to Scranton by Ukrainian Army veterans, who pleaded for more American military aid to fight Russia.

Ukrainian Army veteran Mykola Melnyk, right, speaks about the need for continued United States military aid to his country to fend off Russia's invasion. Melnyk and two other veterans visited St. Vladimir Ukrainian Catholic Church in Scranton as part of a tour seeking to publicize Ukraine's desire for more military aid. Seated next to Melnyk are fellow veteran Denys Haida, left, and Father Myron Myronyuk, St. Vladimir's pastor.

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In Scranton visit, Ukrainian Army veterans plead for more American military aid to fight Russia

Borys Krawczeniuk | WVIA News

Three Ukrainian Army veterans visited Scranton and met with local residents to press their country's case for more weapons to defend against Russia's invasion.

Rev. Myron Myronyuk of St. Vladimir’s Ukrainian Catholic Church in Scranton holds a banner signed by Ukrainian soldiers that will be sent to Louisville, Kentucky to thank volunteers there who helped St. Vladimir's and the Rotary Club of Scranton raise money to purchase $250,000 worth of medical supplies to be sent to Dnipro, Ukraine.

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Scranton groups, allies, help purchase $250,000 in medical supplies for Ukraine

Roger DuPuis | WVIA News

Rotary Club of Scranton, St. Vladimir’s Ukrainian Catholic Church teamed up for project that raised funds to buy vital supplies headed for war-torn Dnipro in central Ukraine.