EXTENDED INTERVIEW: James Vasquez
James Vasquez is a Norwalk resident who fought in Ukraine. He’s now back in Ukraine on his second trip, and is working with Ripley‘s Heroes to get critical supplies to the front lines of the war.
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Sep 28, 2022, 7:58 PM
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4h agoJames Vasquez is a Norwalk resident who fought in Ukraine. He’s now back in Ukraine on his second trip, and is working with Ripley‘s Heroes to get critical supplies to the front lines of the war. In this extended interview, he shows us the command post in eastern Ukraine and an exclusive look inside the logistical operation.
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