Steven Moore spent the early days of the Russian invasion of Ukraine glued to his phone trying to help his friends. Being thousands of miles away there was only so much he could do, so he decided to take action.
“I couldn't believe that something like that could happen in Kyiv, you know, in the capital of my country."
But she says Moore found her a safe place to stay in Western Ukraine and it all happened just in time. Right after she left, a bomb went off in front of her apartment building.
When asked how long he plans on staying in Ukraine, Moore said “I plan on staying out here as long as I can make a difference.”
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