Ukrainian veterans are returning injured, broken, and angry. How can the government help them survive?

Ukrainian veterans are returning injured, broken, and angry. How can the government help them survive?

LVIV, UKRAINE — Andriy Zholob, the deputy mayor of Lviv for Veterans Affairs, understood there was, unmistakably, a mental health crisis brewing among Ukrainian veterans after one disquieting phone call. Zholob recounted to the Washington Examiner the moment when a former comrade in arms called him to say his car had been towed away. The veteran, […]

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