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Humanitarian aid to Bakhmut

Humanitarian aid to Bakhmut

The Future for Ukraine Charity Foundation handed humanitarian aid to the Public Organization "OSA" ("United Forces of Autovolunteers").

On September 2, volunteers delivered the aid to Bakhmut and distributed it to civilian residents who did not evacuate the city.

In sum, the Foundation donated: 2 boxes of hygiene products, one box of canned goods, two boxes and one bag of cereals, two boxes of snacks, and two packs of drinking water.

We sincerely thank the "OSA" team for their cooperation. Together we will win!
 

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