Key takeaways:
- Ukraine’s new defense minister, Umerov, has made his first international appearance since being appointed.
- Judy B., a 64-year-old professional therapist from the Houston area, is trying to do her part to convince other Republicans to support Ukraine.
- Ukraine is facing a sluggish offensive, looming winter, and waning international attention.
Ukraine’s new defense minister, Umerov, has made his first international appearance since being appointed. This follows a dramatic reshuffle of Ukraine’s military leadership after several corruption scandals. The reshuffle came at a critical time for the country’s survival, as it is in the midst of a grinding war against Russia.
President Joe Biden has urged world leaders to continue supporting Ukraine in its fight against Russia, and Judy B., a 64-year-old professional therapist from the Houston area, is trying to do her part. Judy is the star of one of the ads trying to convince other Republicans to also support Ukraine.
Judy believes that the United States has a unique responsibility to defend democracy globally. She said, “We’re the leader of democracy in the world. This is what we do, regardless of party.”
Ukraine is facing a sluggish offensive, looming winter, and waning international attention. It is unclear whether the international support will be enough to help Ukraine in its fight against Russia. However, Judy and other supporters of Ukraine are doing their best to ensure that the country receives the support it needs.
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