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ICMC trains future priests in Ukraine to identify and respond to trauma caused by war and collaborate with mental health experts.
He was really happy to be in ukraine working. he found it under a fascinating place. he was under no illusions just how dangerous the war would be. he volunteered to go to places like ukraine time and time again. >> as you said, you were there recently, connor. you had a chance to sit town and reconnect with him. it's an amazing community when you talk about folks, foreign correspondents, war correspondents, you reconnect immediately. you have these shared experiences. i wonder what it was like when you were talking to him. what was the conversation like? what do you recall? >> when i quit fox...
Goes way beyond firefighter boundaries. if you got a firefighter in the other part of the world, you guys will -- there's a shared experience there. but i wonder how you feel about the bravery, the cutting, that has been shown by your colleagues in ukraine working, as we've said, quite literally on the front line of the war. >> we are incredibly proud. i think, today represents fire rescue services out their best but we do. we help people and we support communities. the whole fight service has been moved by the scenes that were seen in ukraine. the firefighters are dealing with some really dif...
Chuck DeVore, a retired lieutenant colonel in the Army Reserve, tells "The Ben Domenech Podcast" what the United States can do to help Ukraine defend itself against Russia without engaging in "war."