STRONGSVILLE, Ohio — Gathering in the cold, residents came together on Saturday to reflect and pray for those in Ukraine.
“It’s pretty tough in Ukraine right now. I think everybody is aware that not only are they, you know, the battles going on at the front line. Russia is targeting infrastructure. When I call, you know, Ukraine and talk to the doctors, I mean, they could be without electricity 18 hours out of the 24 hours,” said Dr. Taras Mahlay.
Mahlay is the President of the Cleveland Maidan Association, a nonprofit humanitarian organization that has focused on providing medical aid to Ukraine since Russia invaded the country in 2022…