URCS delivering humanitarian aid to residents of Kherson region affected by flood caused by invaders’ explosion of Kakhovka HPP
he Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) is delivering humanitarian aid to residents of Kherson region affected by flooding caused by the undermining of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant (HPP) by Russian occupiers.
"We are delivering humanitarian aid to the flooded settlements of Kherson region … The people who remained there and did not have time to evacuate need the most necessary things: drinking water, food and hygiene products. Volunteers of the Ukrainian Red Cross travel to such places in a special car and deliver the necessary humanitarian aid. Currently, aid has already been delivered to the settlements of the Chornobyl community," the URCS reported on Facebook on Monday.
The URCS noted that they deliver humanitarian aid on special equipment, which was donated by the Czech Red Cross (Český červený kříž), and thanks to which it is possible to "get to the most inaccessible places and help those in need."
Advertising
Advertising
MORE ABOUT
URCS helps victims after Russian airstrike on Zaporizhia
17:38, 17.12.2025
Russians hit heat generation facility in Kherson – regional administration
10:22, 17.12.2025
URCS helps victims of Russian UAV attack in Zaporizhia region
13:01, 16.12.2025
The Coca-Cola System, together with the Ukrainian Red Cross, strengthen the energy resilience of communities
11:23, 16.12.2025
Mobile rehabilitation teams of Ukrainian Red Cross Society work in Odesa region
17:30, 15.12.2025
LATEST
Zelenskyy: At the request of the US, only presidential elections were considered, there is no consensus with Rada on online voting yet
11:09, 18.12.2025
Poroshenko called for support for naming a street in central Kyiv after Andriy Parubiy
11:05, 18.12.2025
Kyiv Mayor: Completion of core construction works at Mostytska station planned for 2026
10:57, 18.12.2025
Zelenskyy: Not letting Ukraine use Russian assets will disrupt dialogue and diplomacy
10:56, 18.12.2025
Zelenskyy: If a peace plan is agreed, funds from Russian assets will go entirely to reconstruction