In this room filled with gifts, the volunteers are busy. These gifts are not intended for children, but for Ukrainian soldiers who will spend the holidays on the front.
Inside, essential products, but also children’s letters and drawings. Enough to boost the morale of the troops, according to the co-founder of the association.
“We bring gifts from the children of Kropyvnytskyi. We want to congratulate our guys. We want to cheer them up a little.”
“We stopped counting these journeys, because for us, every journey is made from the heart. And with every journey, we give a little of our soul and our warmth to those who protect us on the front line.”
In February 2024, the war will enter its third year. Ukrainians, torn between hope and weariness, have only one desire: for this conflict to end as quickly as possible.
