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70% des capacités de production énergétique ukrainienne a été endommagée

Since March 2024, Russian strikes have destroyed 70% of Ukraine's electricity production capacity.

In the city, people live up to 15 hours a day without light, heating, elevators or running water. In shops, offices or industries, power cuts lead to the cessation of economic activity and, ultimately, bankruptcy.

 

We receive many calls for help: Ukraine needs emergency equipment.



Generators for Ukrainian brigades

In 2024, we shipped:
- 200 German Stihl 8 KWH petrol generators
- 14 German Stihl 5 KWH generator sets
- 8 Konner & Sohner 3000W power stations
- 4 Konner & Sohner 5000W power stations

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Together with the NGO Safe and the Transcarpathian Medical Committee, generators were sent to Ukrainian hospitals.

- DNIPRO Children's Hospital

- IZYUM First Aid Center

- DNIPRO First Aid Center

- KHARKIV Multidisciplinary Clinic

- KHARKIV Hospital

- KHARKIV First Aid Center

- ZAPORIZHIA First Aid Center

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These generators have proven to be perfectly adaptable to the terrain and highly reliable.

A collection in collaboration with the charity Kalyna

 

The organisation Pour l'Ukraine, pour leur Liberté et la nôtre (For Ukraine, for their freedom and ours), founded by 130 academics and joined by numerous supporters of the Ukrainian cause, is active in the press, lobbies elected officials and runs public information campaigns in support of Ukraine. In addition to these actions, it offers very practical assistance to help secure victory by providing those who are fighting with what they need.

Since 2014, KALYNA has been in constant contact with those protecting Ukraine. It provides them with equipment thanks to its logistics and local network of volunteers throughout the country. It also organises charitable actions for the Ukrainian population, in the form of shipments of food parcels, medicines and other essential items.

www.facebook.com/kalyna.ua

www.kalynafr.org

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