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Some liberal and conservative voters in the political battleground state of Wisconsin disagree with President Biden's plan to send as much as $24 billion more in aid to Ukraine to fight Russia.
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Kevin Martin of Peace Action also discusses the potential impact of the Oppenheimer movie.
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The state group remains active, even as Ukraine-Russia war moves past 500-day mark.
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Concordia University Wisconsin has a special connection to a school in Ukraine. WUWM spoke to one of its students about his life during the war.
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There are some differences in how the two peace groups view possible Ukraine peace negotiations with Russia.
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Wisconsin Ukrainians Inc. held a fundraiser in Franklin on Sunday that included food, raffles and music.
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When tensions began to rise along the border of Russia and Ukraine earlier this year, the war had already been going on eight years. Yet, few anticipated what would happen next. Julian Hayda, a Ukrainian-American journalist and former Lake Effect producer, shares his experiences reporting on the war.
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Six weeks into Russia’s brutal assault, the world continues to absorb devastating images of Ukraine. Two people watching in horror are a couple living in Glendale, whose lives began in Ukraine during World War II. They share a bit of their war stories and views on the current one.
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Amid the ongoing horror of Russia’s assault on Ukraine, people in the Milwaukee area stepped up Wednesday in solidarity with the beleaguered country. About 100 people gathered at a Latvian church in Wauwatosa to march for peace.
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Milwaukee's Lakefront Brewery is raising money for Ukrainian refugees with its own crowlers, created in homage to a Ukrainian brewery's signature brew. Export manager Andy Jungwirth shares more on the effort to support Ukraine.