One year later, North Texas volunteers continue helping war-stricken Ukrainians
With Friday marking one year since Vladimir Putin launched Russia's invasion of Ukraine, there are still millions of people displaced by the fighting. Many North Texans have felt compelled to do what they can to help Ukrainian refugees displaced through no fault of their own.
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