“In Poland, as part of the collection on the platform of volunteer initiatives, more than 1 million zlotys have already been accumulated for generators for Kyiv, which is threatened with a humanitarian disaster due to the consequences of Russian attacks on the energy system.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: “European truth”
Details: The collection was launched approximately on January 15 under the name “Heat from Poland for Kyiv”, with a target amount of 2 million zlotys. The authors of the initiative called for support for the collection, as the night temperatures in the Ukrainian capital reach -17, and at this time most of the residents of Kyiv are without electricity or heating, or both.
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“We are organizing a fundraiser with a clear, specific goal – to buy and deliver 100 generators to Kyiv. These devices will save lives. The generators will be used to heat spaces where the elderly and children will find shelter, it will allow us to boil water… Every dollar or euro brings us closer to sending a shipment of this life-saving equipment. For us, this is a gesture of support, and for them – a real chance to survive this winter,” the authors note. initiatives
The collection was jointly launched by several public organizations and initiatives, including Euromaidan-Warsaw, Democracy Foundation, Sestry.eu, Open Dialogue Foundation, PRB Foundation, Entrepreneurs Help initiative.
In the three days since the opening of the fundraiser, about 8,860 people made contributions, the amount of donations crossed the mark of 1 million zlotys.
Ambassador of Ukraine to Poland Vasyl Bodnar shared the collection on his page and thanked those who organized it and made their contribution.
“Huge thanks and sincere gratitude to all Poles who supported the collection for Kyiv. In the current difficult situation, this help is extremely important and will really save lives. We thank all the people and organizations involved in the collection for their solidarity, responsibility and true partnership,” the ambassador wrote.
We will remind: On Saturday, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, following the results of a meeting with the head of the Ukrainian State Government, Oleg Ivashchenko, said that Russia is preparing for further strikes on Ukrainian energy and infrastructure, including facilities serving the nuclear power plant.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Andriy Sybiga said that Ukraine has warned international partners about the plans of the Russian Federation to strike Ukrainian NPP substations.