Russia/Ukraine war

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The Syracuse chapter of the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America has been supporting the fight in Ukraine one year after Russia invaded the country.

Basil Seggos, the Department of Environmental Conservation’s commissioner, says he was “pulled” to volunteer after watching the war unfold.

Camillus native and high-ranking U.S. Navy official John Okon shares concerns about Russia's invasion of Ukraine and China's worrisome position with intellectual property and international trade.

After months of high prices at the pump, consumers are beginning to see lower prices.

The celebration brings a taste of Ukraine to the area, especially native families that have resettled here amid the ongoing conflict with Russia.

A report from the Global Accountability Project details evidence of war crimes in Ukraine. A new report includes a sample indictment that could be used against Vladimir Putin and other military leaders. The report says aggression and targeting of civilians violates international law

After raising $400 from their bake sale, the girls’ varsity volleyball team at Syracuse’s Henninger High School is turning to t-shirts to raise additional relief funds for Ukraine.

The leader of a local organization hopes people will continue to donate to those impacted by the conflict.