US EditionUkraine support groups ask NHL to reject Russia
- Bruce Brown and Bob Beckett delivered humanitarian aid to five municipalities in Ukraine, including medical supplies and educational resources, while focusing on community needs and respecting fallen soldiers during their trip.
- Ukrainian groups urged the NHL to oppose hockey games with the Russian Kontinental Hockey League after public comments made by President Trump supporting such collaboration.
- The NHL stated it was not involved in earlier discussions about the proposed games, which have drawn strong opposition from fans and organizations due to ongoing tensions with Russia.
- During their trip, they witnessed the emotional toll of war when meeting a woman visiting her son's grave, highlighting the increasing memorials for fallen soldiers.
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Ukraine support groups ask NHL to reject Russia
More than two dozen Ukrainian-American and Ukrainian-Canadian groups called on the NHL to reject any collaboration with the Russian Kontinental Hockey League, after talks between U.S President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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