Google Lays Low in Russian Invasion of Ukraine
Google restricts access to its services to Russian entities, but it's not as vocal as Facebook on this conflict.
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Google restricts access to its services to Russian entities, but it's not as vocal as Facebook on this conflict.
Rally goers, protesting the invasion of Ukraine, re-created the chilling scene of more than 100 empty strollers in San Francisco's Chrissy Field on Sunday. On March 18th, 109 empty strollers were placed in the central square of the Ukranian city Lviv, to represent the number of children killed during the invasion by Russian troops.
The Biden administration announced Thursday the United States will welcome up to 100,000 Ukrainian refugees. Local aid groups are already preparing for the influx.
Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities and key supply routes - as well as the sheer scale of the humanitarian needs - are hindering the ability of international organizations to do their work as the humanitarian crisis grows more dire each day.
People are telling heart-breaking stories of how bombs killed their loved ones, leaving them very few options.