Chicago residents reflect after 1,000 days of Russia-Ukraine war ...Middle East

The war in Ukraine marks it’s 1,000th day Tuesday, and tensions continue to rise in the region even after nearly three years of fighting. This week, Ukraine launched American-supplied long-range missiles into Russia, something the country’s military leaders have wanted to do. The Biden Administration finally authorized use of the weapons in the latest move in the war. Likely in response to that move, Russian President Vladimir Putin lowered the threshold for Russia’s use of its nuclear weapons, allowing Russia to launch a nuclear attack against a non-nuclear country if that country is supported by a nuclear state. Amid those developments, residents of Chicago’s Ukrainian Vil

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