Polish Activists Send Buses to Ukraine After Bandera Street Controversy Derailed Official Donation
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Representative of Sikorki na Ukrainie Foundation: We support the city of Vinnytsia and still adhere to our position that these buses are very necessary there
Volunteers from the Polish foundation Sikorki na Ukrainie sent the first three buses to Vinnica, which were purchased with the funds of charities.
Volunteers bought off buses from the city of Kielce, because of which in the summer of 2026 Polish deputies staged a scandal, - and the first three vehicles have already been sent to Vinnitsa.
Buses for Vinnitsa are already on the way to Ukraine: what is known, find out in the material below tsn.ua (news 1+1)
Polish activists send buses to Ukraine after Bandera street controversy derailed official donation
Polish activists have sent buses to the Ukrainian city of Vinnytsia after an earlier plan to donate vehicles from its Polish sister city collapsed amid controversy over a street named after Ukrainian nationalist Stepan Bandera.
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