“I’m devastated. … I talk to people in Ukraine every day about this project we have. The last call we had scheduled they had to postpone because they had to go to a shelter because the bomb sirens had gone off," said Bill Duffey, a retired federal judge and U.S. attorney who has friends in Ukraine.
March 03, 2022 at 04:58 PM
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Lawyers in Georgia and Texas are helping a Houston-based nonprofit raise money to send medical supplies to Ukraine to help individuals impacted by that country’s war with Russia.
Dr. Rostyslav Semikov, a Ukraine native, founded the Peace and Development Foundation in 2016 in Ukraine. Last year he started an American version of the organization in Houston, where he currently lives.
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A destroyed building following Russian missile strikes in Kyiv, Ukraine, on Wednesday, March 2, 2022. Russia said it would press forward with its invasion of Ukraine until its goals are met, as troops were seen moving in a large convoy toward the capital, Kyiv. Photographer: Erin Trieb/Bloomberg.
