
“War seems so far away for North America that we think we’re untouchable. But we’re not,” says April Huggett, a Canadian who left behind a peaceful home, three children, and a beloved career more than two years ago to help Ukraine. After two years of volunteering, she signed a contract and joined the ranks of the Ukrainian army. For the sake of strangers in a foreign country, Huggett sacrificed her marriage, relationships with loved ones, sleep, and peace of mind. Yet she insists she has no regrets—because in this war, she is fighting for her children’s future. Her story is not just about a personal choice but also about the shifting Western perception of Russian aggression, which has tested the international order for nearly 11 years.
https://frontliner.ua/en/kanadiika-v-ukrainskii-armii/
by Mister_Igor
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Couldn’t agree more with this soldiers position. This is a fight against tyranny and ruthless dictators who want to do nothing but destroy the free way of life. As long as there are people who want to destroy the free world our world is never safe.
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