Senators Jerry Moran and Roger Marshall from Kansas are in Poland about two and one half miles from the border of Ukraine. They are there to gain more insight on needed security support for Ukraine and NATO readiness.
On social media Saturday, Senator Marshall wrote, "One million+ Ukrainians have come through this refugee center in Poland. We brought Emporia, KS made Hostess Twinkies with us — a little dessert to go alongside the wholesome meals World Central Kitchen is providing to add a smile to the faces of the brave Ukrainians we met."
Marshall said they met a woman named Katarina at a refugee center in Poland. "She’s a proud Ukrainian who wants her country back, wants to go home, but most of all she wants peace."
"Just miles away we are seeing the worst of mankind but right here in this refugee center we saw the best of mankind."
Before he left, Marshall said "I am committed that there will be no American bloodshed in Ukraine – this has to be a war that is led be Europe. We will be standing beside and behind but we don’t want American pilots in the air space or American boots on the ground. We must do all we can to help the brave people of Ukraine.”