Two US military veterans felt compelled to fight Russia. Now, they're missing in Ukraine.
The families of two Alabama men are holding out hope that Andy Tai Ngoc Huynh and Alex Drueke are safe after going missing in Ukraine.
Two US military veterans felt compelled to fight Russia. Now, they're missing in Ukraine.
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