Trump order on foreign aid sees Ukrainian veteran’s organization shut down

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Open this photo in gallery: Ivona Kostyna, chairperson and co-founder of Veteran Hub stands in their office in Kyiv, Ukraine. The office in Vinnytsia was closed after the suspension of U.S. financial aid on Jan. 27.Olga Ivashchenko/The Globe and Mail For the past five years, former soldiers living in western Ukraine could go to the Veteran Hub in the city of Vinnytsia for help finding work, psychological support or legal advice for their post-combat lives, even as Russia continued its war against Ukraine. A week after Donald Trump returned to the White House, that service is no more. The closing...