Amid the acute water and energy crisis in the city of Kherson due to the incessant Russian bombing of civilian infrastructure, an aid truck from the Federation of Jewish Communities in Ukraine (FJCU) set out for the city. The truck, which made an arduous journey of over 30 hours under military escort under the dangers and threats of landmines, brought hundreds of barrels and drinking water, along with food, medicine and hygiene products for the …
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Amid the acute water and energy crisis in the city of Kherson due to the incessant Russian bombing of civilian infrastructure, an aid truck from the Federation of Jewish Communities in Ukraine (FJCU) set out for the city. The truck, which made an arduous journey of over 30 hours under military escort under the dangers and threats of landmines, brought hundreds of barrels and drinking water, along with food, medicine and hygiene products for the …