Despite the War, CEO Oleg Bakhmatyuk Is Optimistic About the Future of Ukraine

International Business Times UK— Last year, the program Pickup 4 Change brought together Scottish farmers to donate vehicles for use in Ukraine. With a doubled target, the initiative aimed to supply 200 vehicles to deliver humanitarian aid. The resilience of industries like agriculture, bolstered by Ukrainian defence efforts, has been a beacon of hope during the conflict that started in 2022.Oleg Bakhmatyuk, founder and CEO of Urklandfarming, a group of major agricultural companies in Ukraine and globally, underscores the...

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FOX News—Washington chooses its wars; Ukraine and Israel have made the cut despite opposition on right and left. Washington, D.C., chooses its wars. And, for now, leaders in Washington have decided the U.S. has a vested interest in the war in Ukraine. After months of consternation, lawmakers eventually approved $62 billion for Ukraine to fight Russia in recent weeks, with most Democrats endorsing American assistance.  But Congress only dislodged the money after a lengthy push by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. President Biden, McConnell and others finally pushed House Speaker Mike Johnson,...

ABC13 Houston—Texans CEO Cal McNair optimistic about team's future following release of new uniforms and CJ Stroud's impact. ABC13 asked Texans CEO Cal McNair on what his father would think about the new era fueled by so much hope for the future. "I think he would be really happy," McNair told ABC13 after the team's new uniforms were revealed.