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Letter: Does the horror of a country laced with Putin’s land mines resonate with you?

Many Utah residents who were focused on their religious conference weekend, should reflect on their “testimony.”

(Tyler Hicks | The New York Times) Ukrainian troops from the 93rd Separate Mechanized Brigade on Jan. 29, 2024, in former Russian-held territory outside Bakhmut that they regained control of last month.

(Tyler Hicks | The New York Times) Ukrainian troops from the 93rd Separate Mechanized Brigade on Jan. 29, 2024, in former Russian-held territory outside Bakhmut that they regained control of last month.

Did anyone watch “60 Minutes” on April 7?

Does the horror of a country laced with Vladimir Putin’s land mines — capable of destroying innocent lives for years to come — resonate with you?

Do you feel embarrassed by and dismiss the sickness of conspiracy theories driven by members of Congress that Russia has a legitimate place in the future of Ukrainian existence?

Many Utah residents who were focused on their religious conference weekend, should reflect on their “testimony.”

Perhaps it should include a prayer for Ukrainian families, soldiers and the countries that support the struggle for Ukrainian freedom!

Rand Marcus, Millcreek

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