Syracuse University organized an event to remember the beginning of the Russia Ukraine War

Central New York – Today Russia entered Ukraine three years ago, which was assumed that it should only take a few days.

Thousands of Ukrainians in Central New York hope for an end to years of war. Syracuse University organized a ceremony with Ukrainian experts to talk about their views of the war and where it could go in the future.

The university has organized this event in recent years that this has reminded everyone what is going on in overseas.

After President Donald Trump is back in office, America's approach to war has changed. Economic and military support has decreased from the United States.

President Trump also gave Ukraine and Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for the War of Ukraine and Ukraine President.

In the past three years since the beginning of the war, the United States has sent around 170 billion US dollars to Ukraine.

Brian Taylor, director of the Moynihan Institute for Global Affairs and Professor of Political Science, put this in the right light. He said: “$ 170 billion is a fairly large number, but that's less than a small cup of coffee per American per week.”

Tetiana Hrancchak lived in Ukraine when Russia penetrated for the first time. Now Hrancchak is an assistant professor at the Maxwell School of Syracuse University. She hopes that people will pay more attention to war.

“People only live their lives for them. They can allow themselves as usual, and they are not aware that the whole life can be broken at any moment. It was a crazy person who decides that he wanted a war . ” Hrancchack said.

The state of New York has the highest amount of Ukrainian Americans who live here as any other state in the United States