Maryna Didenko and her son fled Ukraine in 2022 following Russia's attack. Now, the mom and son feel shocked by America's gun culture.Provided by Maryna Didenko
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Two years ago, Maryna Didenko and her 11-year-old son took shelter in the cellar of their home in Ukraine as bombs and tanks destroyed their hometown.
They fled from Kharkiv, just 30 minutes away from Russia’s border, leaving behind family and friends, to board a train headed to Poland in hopes of finding safety.
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