Ukraine Marks 1,000 Days Since Invasion

Ukraine has marked 1,000 days since Russia's full-scale invasion, with ongoing military struggles and significant loss of life. As Ukrainian forces continue to face relentless attacks, President Biden has approved the use of U.S. missiles against deeper Russian targets, although experts warn this may not significantly alter the war's trajectory. The humanitarian crisis remains severe, with over 6 million refugees and catastrophic civilian casualties reported. In Kerry, Ukrainian students expressed gratitude for local support by unfurling a large flag, while other displaced citizens shared harrowing experiences of bombings that have disrupted their lives. The conflict has devastated infrastructure, with two million homes damaged and severe impacts on healthcare, leaving millions without heat as winter approaches. Amidst these challenges, there are concerns about potential changes in U.S. policy should Donald Trump reclaim the presidency, which could bring uncertainties for Ukraine's future support.