Continuing support for Ukraine is right thing to do
One year ago, I was bleeding out in a trench line on the Ukrainian front.
A dozen pieces of shrapnel had gone into my face, arm and leg, breaking a bone and severing an artery. I survived because of a tourniquet and the help of another volunteer infantryman from London who looked after me for several hours while I limped off of the battlefield.
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