Bay Area Protest Calls for Peace in Ukraine and Yemen

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Demonstrators in San Francisco and Oakland on March 22 call for diplomacy not war in Ukraine and Yemen.
Photo / David Bacon

The fight for peace today is the fight for the survival of humanity. Russia and the U.S. between them have more than enough nuclear weapons to destroy each other and to destroy the whole world. A nuclear war would probably make humanity extinct. The People’s Tribune will have more on the developing situation in Ukraine in the near future at peoplestribune.org

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