“Just sending weapons is pretty safe. All I know is that if we do anything more, it might lead to bad things. The U.S. is always getting in people’s business, and I donʼt like war.”
-Soraya Esfandiari
“We should just try to help Ukraine in any way that we can. Itʼs difficult because obviously, we donʼt want to get involved in a war, or start World War III, God forbid.”
-Michelle Pencak
“I think [the U.S.] shouldnʼt get involved in it unless there is danger that affects us. Why would you get involved in something that puts you in danger?”
-Robert Zepeda
“We should send aid and food. People are starving there. Thereʼs no electricity. Helping people get out of the country would be good as well.”
-Mohsen Amiri
“Iʼm from the Republic of Georgia, which is another country that’s been constantly invaded and attacked by Russia. As someone thatʼs very familiar with Russian aggression, I think the U.S. should not get involved.”
-Emmy Apreyan
“I agree with the sanctions and the pressure on the (Russian) government. We shouldn’t have war in any country in 2022. I am for solving it peacefully.”
-Joudi Kouzma
“I think we have to support Ukraine against the dictator.”
-Donna Accardo
“Send more stuff. Send more help. Help all the kids and the elderly and the sick. It’s kind of at a stalemate right now. I don’t know if we need to send soldiers there, but if we do, then the U.S. starts to get involved, and then it can get really bad.”
–Edin Mollakuqe
