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![Moscow Uses Detained Americans as Bargaining Chips For Renewed US–Russia Negotiations]( "Moscow Uses Detained Americans as Bargaining Chips For Renewed US–Russia Negotiations")
![A Shahed-type loitering munition launches into the night sky using a solid-fuel booster. (Source: Russian media)]( "A Shahed-type loitering munition launches into the night sky using a solid-fuel booster. (Source: Russian media)")
![From Kyiv to the Baltics: EU Eyes Ukrainian Troops for Postwar Defense Role]( "From Kyiv to the Baltics: EU Eyes Ukrainian Troops for Postwar Defense Role")
![Ukrainian Americans Were Divided by Faith and Identity—Until Russia Went to War]( "Pro-Ukraine Rally Held In New York City")
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![David Kirichenko]( "David Kirichenko")
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“Following the 2022 invasion, non-coordination was an impossibility.” When Russia launched its full-scale war against Ukraine, Ukrainian Americans mobilized with speed and passion. Churches held prayers, solidarity rallies erupted across cities, and diaspora leaders lobbied Congress for aid. But behind this surge of unity lies a complicated story. The Ukrainian diaspora in the United States has long been divided—by history, faith, and politics.![A US Army veteran serving with the Ukrainian Armed Forces flashes a trident hand sign during an interview. (Source: 128th Brigade)]( "A US Army veteran serving with the Ukrainian Armed Forces flashes a trident hand sign during an interview. (Source: 128th Brigade)")
![65% of US Voters Back Trump’s Ukraine Strategy: Arms to Kyiv, Sanctions on Moscow]( "65% of US Voters Back Trump’s Ukraine Strategy: Arms to Kyiv, Sanctions on Moscow")
-846f3ecc9f39dd3b94fcac201972a9af.jpg "Pro-Ukraine Rally Held In New York City")
-e704648019363ef9514cdd89b9bacc91.jpg "David Kirichenko")
