Philips Ukraine is transferring available products from a partially unblocked warehouse in Kyiv free of charge, primarily to hospitals, maternity hospitals at the request of volunteers and for the needs of defenders, the company said on Facebook.

Among the humanitarian aid are kettles, multicookers, as well as breast pumps, sterilizers, bottles, pacifiers, nipples, milk storage bags.

"Part of the products has already been transferred to perinatal centers, the Isida clinic, the Adonis maternity hospital, and household appliances – to the territorial defense forces," the company said.

In a comment under the post, the company also said that it had applied to the central office in the Netherlands with a demand to stop activities in the country of the aggressor and occupier.

The Dutch Royal Philips NV, which produces consumer goods and medical equipment, operates in more than 100 countries and has about 80,000 employees.