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Some Ukrainians in Sacramento say they feel ‘abandoned’ on 3rd anniversary of Russian invasion

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For Ukrainians living in Sacramento, the world has turned upside down since President Donald Trump took the oath of office a little over a month ago. In Trump’s eyes, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is no longer the brave democratic leader…

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Some Ukrainians in Sacramento say they feel ‘abandoned’ on 3rd anniversary of Russian invasion

For Ukrainians living in Sacramento, the world has turned upside down since President Donald Trump took the oath of office a little over a month ago. In Trump’s eyes, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is no longer the brave democratic leader…

·Sacramento, United States
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