Dozens of people headed to the Texas Capitol to show their support for Ukraine.
, the words of support from a group were heard Monday afternoon half a world away as part of a live interview with a TV station in Kyiv.
"I don't want to sound rude, but it should be toxic to be a Russian right now when they kill innocent people. I don't know, that's all I can say," said recent Ukrainian immigrant Max Karabelskyi.The Ukrainian delegation is at the Ukraine-Belarus border for talks with Russia and is demanding an immediate ceasefire. It comes as Russian troops continue to make their way into Ukraine's capital. FOX's Madeleine Rivera has the latest.
"There's a lot of potential for collateral damage when we look at the United States in the 20th and 21st century," said Smith."In 2002, France said, 'we're not going to support the US invasion of Iraq.' They didn't veto it in the UN. But what that caused was a backlash against France and French products and people calling French Toast, Freedom Toast or American toast and freedom fries states talking about boycotts of French goods.
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