NRW sends relief supplies for partner region in Ukraine

Conflicts - NRW sends relief supplies for partner region in Ukraine

Together with the Blue-Yellow Cross Association, North Rhine-Westphalia sent further aid supplies to Ukraine on Wednesday. According to the State Chancellery, these include 119 power generators and 35 electric hospital beds for the NRW partner region of Dnipropetrovsk. The electricity, water and heating supply in the areas close to the front is unstable due to artillery fire.

"Russia is counting on Ukraine and the West to tire in the long term," said State Chancellery Head Nathanael Liminski (CDU) in Cologne before the aid supplies were sent to Ukraine. "For us in Germany and North Rhine-Westphalia, this can only mean that we support Ukraine all the more clearly - consistently, continuously and concretely."

The state of North Rhine-Westphalia has provided a total of 262,000 euros for aid deliveries this year, including funds for 3,000 laptops for digital school lessons. Liminski announced that he would continue to work with the Blue-Yellow Cross in the coming year.

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1. Aid organizations from North Rhine-Westphalia, like the Blue-Yellow Cross Association, have been actively involved in providing helpful goods to the conflict-affected regions in Ukraine.
2. Nathanael Liminski, the Head of the State Chancellery in North Rhine-Westphalia, emphasized that Germany and its state will continue to offer their support to Ukraine, despite Russia's long-term expectations of exhaustion from the West.
3. The city of Cologne, located in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, served as the departure point for the latest aid supplies sent to the Dnipropetrovsk region in Ukraine.
4. The power outages in the Ukraine's areas close to the front are often due to instability in electricity, water, and heating supplies, primarily caused by artillery fire from Russia.
5. North Rhine-Westphalia has allocated a significant amount of funding for aid deliveries in Ukraine this year, including resources for digital school lessons through 3,000 laptops.
6. The Blue-Yellow Cross Association and Nathanael Liminski have agreed to collaborate further on providing additional assistance to the partner region of Dnipropetrovsk in Ukraine, demonstrating the ongoing and committed support from Germany's North Rhine-Westphalia.

Source: www.stern.de