The two-year mark since Russia invaded Ukraine is approaching. Many rallies have been held in Austin during that time. Next week, a handful of people are travel
ing from Central Texas to Washington D.C. to meet with lawmakers at a summit and explain their hopes for continued financial support.
“Missile attacks happening like almost every day. The winter's coming and we expect even more attacks,” said Mick Safron. “We really need to explain to our politicians, our representatives, why it's important to fund Ukraine, why it's important to help Ukraine in such a hard time because Ukrainians fight for freedom. They have the same ideals as we have here in the United States, specifically in Texas,” said Safron.
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