Ukrainians move to US for oil jobs to help families face war at home
Maksym Bunchukov remembers hearing rockets explode in Zaporizhzhia as the war in Ukraine began. “It was terrible,” he said. He and his wife sent their...
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Now, about 18 months after the war broke out, Bunchukov is in North Dakota, like thousands of Ukrainians who came over a century ago.
North Dakota's oil industry is turning to Ukrainians to fill jobs amid a workforce shortage.