In the end, Pfefferle and the dentist he went with treated 49 orphans, refugees, locals from nearby towns and even Ukrainian soldiers.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A month and a half after Russia invaded Ukraine, we now know. While countries all over the world have tried to figure out what to do next, many humanitarian groups are stepping in to help care for the people of Ukraine.
“You never get to understand why you get to come home and they don’t. Why did their country get bombed and ours didn’t? Why, why, why?” The children rode a bus for 14 hours the morning after the attacks started. The teachers left everything to accompany them. Pfefferle said the stories he heard show just how much everything has changed for these people in the last month.
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