Tag: humanitarian aid

On Wednesday 8 October, the Ukraiński Świat assistance centre saw the departure of a lorry with aid for refugees and soldiers fighting in eastern Ukraine, purchased thanks to funds raised through the broneshylety.com action.

We invite you to participate in the ‘We support’ action, a joint initiative of the Open Dialogue Foundation, Norma Wear and the band Kozak System.

‘70 helmets were donated for Ukrainian soldiers by the Open Dialogue Foundation. Over 20 ODF volunteers carried the gear across the pedestrian border crossing in Medyka late Tuesday evening’ – reported the Polish Press Agency (PAP).

Open Dialog’s correspondent, Agnieszka Góralska, in her interview for the Polish Radio Katowice, talked about the most urgent needs of the volunteer battalions fighting in Ukraine’s eastern regions, and refugees’.

Citing the Polish Press Agency, Wirtualna Polska portal reported that Ukrainian soldiers had been provided with helmets donated by the Open Dialogue Foundation.

TVN 24 provided information about protective helmets which the Open Dialogue Foundation conveyed to Ukrainian soldiers on Tuesday.

On Tuesday, 16th September, at the border crossing in Medyka, the Open Dialogue Foundation transferred protective helmets to Ukraine. Seventy PASGT helmets will reach the Donbas and Aidar battalions fighting in the east of Ukraine.

On Tuesday, 16th September, at the border crossing in Medyka, the Open Dialogue Foundation transferred protective helmets to Ukraine.

We have received a package from EuroMaidan London with humanitarian aid for those fighting in the east of Ukraine.

The Internet portals wyborcza.pl, onet.pl, wpolityce.pl and wp.pl informed of the humanitarian aid delivered by the Polish Ministry of National Defense to Ukraine.

As the portal wyborcza.pl informs, the helmets seized at the border will be returned to Oleg I., who on June 28th attempted to transport the equipment through the Zosin border crossing point. Wyborcza also follows the Polish Press Agency in describing the issue of 42 bulletproof vests, which the Open Dialogue Foundation was to donate […]

Ukrainian minister of internal affairs, Arsen Avakov, in his letter to his Polish counterpart, Bartłomiej Sienkiewicz, has appealed for an objective examination of the case of confiscation of 42, 4th grade bulletproof vests sent to Ukraine by the Open Dialogue Foundation as humanitarian aid.

Krzysztof Bukowski of the Open Dialogue Foundation appeared on TVP info’s morning show to talk about the Russian convoy.

A commentator for the international department at the Polish “Rzeczpospolita” daily Ruslan Shoshin speaks in his interview for tv.rp.pl about assistance for the Ukrainian army fighting in the east of the country being delivered by Ukrainians residing in Poland

In the interview hosted by the journalist of Channel 24 Oltha Chytaylo, the President of the Open Dialogue Foundation L. Kozlovska spoke about the help of the Ukrainian army, problems with the release of prisoners of war and the need for further rehabilitation of those who regained their freedom.