Foreign fighters in Ukraine speak out on their willingness to serve: 'I had to go'
Ashley Chan/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images(KYIV, Ukraine) -- When Andy Huynh watched the news of Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February, he started losing sleep. All he could think about was the struggle of the Ukrainian people against an aggressor he felt was violating their sovereignty and opening the world up to a third World War. "All my personal problems didn't feel important anymore … It felt wrong just to sit back and do nothing," he said. "I had to go." The Alabama man was not alone. Two days after the invasion, Ukraine's President Volod...
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