A Tempe weapons training business is helping Ukrainian civilian soldiers who may not have experience with guns as they help to fight off a violent Russian invasion.
Ukraine going into the war had a massive army by European standards, but for the civilians that wanted to join the fight, they of course needed to know what they were doing, and that’s whereThe Ukrainian government says thousands of civilians have lined up for guns to help protect their county, and for many, it might be their first time even holding a gun.
Orange tips on the training weapons give it away that they aren't real, but are instead advanced training devices for police departments across the globe, including Ukraine.
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