Ukrainian Village

U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin told the community he would be the voice for Ukraine, while expressing support for the people who "cannot escape the murderous attacks" of Russia.

Communities in Chicago have expressed their support for Ukraine this week as Russia continues its invasion into the country.

In palatine Thursday night there were prayers for peace in Ukraine. The candlelight vigil was held at the Immaculate Conception Church.

Residents of Chicago?s Ukrainian Village neighborhood are condemning Russia?s invasion of their homeland and calling for an immediate end to it.

The Ukrainian community in Chicago is coming together after Russian invaded the eastern European nation this week.

The tense situation between Russia and Ukraine has members of Chicago's Ukrainian community asking for support for their homeland ? not just through tough sanctions but also defense weapons, should things continue to escalate.

Ukrainian-Americans in Chicago's Ukrainian Village neighborhood are praying for peace as tensions escalate between Russia and their home country.

On Saturday, Ukrainians in Chicago came together to pray for peace as the Russian military gathers along Ukraine's borders and the threat of war looms. Nate Rodgers reports.

A new U.S. intelligence assessment indicated Russia is continuing preparations to invade.

In Chicago, the developing situation between Russia and Ukraine is weighing heavy on the hearts of many in the city?s Ukrainian community.

In Chicago, there is certainly a lot of concern in Ukrainian Village, especially from folks who have a lot of family and friends in Ukraine.

A lot of concern has been building among residents in Chicago's Ukrainian Village neighborhood who have family and friends living in Ukraine. An estimated 200,000 people of Ukrainian descent reside in Chicago, with thousands living in the West Side neighborhood.