Some Ukrainians fear support may dwindle as war has begun in the Middle East
SAN DIEGO, Calif. — A father and son from San Diego are heading to Washington DC on Saturday to lobby for support for Ukraine.
“Here are the firefighters rescuing people from an apartment building that was rocketed near Kyiv,” said Jonathan, showing ABC 10News his photographs.“It gives people an extra dimension of connection to what is going on over there,” he said.“It’s heartbreaking because these are people just like me living in towns just like where I live but it’s exploded and destroyed,” said 13-year-old Arthur, ahead of their trip to D.C.
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