Sunny Days in Kramatorsk (part 2) | Ukraine: The Latest | Podcast

The Telegraph published this video item, entitled “Sunny Days in Kramatorsk (part 2) | Ukraine: The Latest | Podcast” – below is their description.

In June 2023 Ukraine: The Latest presenter and host David Knowles accompanied a group of volunteers delivering aid and vehicles to the Ukrainian armed forces. Over 10 days they drove around 2000 miles from suburban south London to a Ukrainian front line city.

On the journey, David spoke to the volunteers, Ukrainian civilians and of course, Ukrainian soldiers to understand why ordinary people would commit to an extraordinary mission and what it means to the people on the front lines.

In Part 2, David and the volunteers reach Kyiv and then head down to Kharkiv and Kramatorsk.

A message from the volunteers:

‘If you would like to donate time, equipment or money, or are interested in buying your own vehicle and delivering it to Ukraine, you can get in touch at: ukraine.supply@proton.me’

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