U.S. Senate candidate Brad Wilson called Russian President Vladimir Putin a 'thug' and 'war criminal,' but wants the U.S. to articulate a planned endgame for war in Ukraine.
<p>SALT LAKE CITY — As Congress continues to debate further military and economic aid to Ukraine, Senate candidate Brad Wilson wants the U.S.
com/news/stream/russia-ukraine" rel="follow" target="_blank">Russia-Ukraine</a> war has been raging for more than two years, and there is no clear end in sight to many Utahns,&#x
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