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Founder of “Ukraine Mission of Ihor Vitenko” Ihor Vitenko

Ihor Vitenko, the representative of the NGO “Environmental Security Council” in Belgium, the founder of “Ukraine Mission of Ihor Vitenko”, purchased and handed over a Renault truck to our fellow volunteers from Cherkasy Region, where the humanitarian aid depot operates, to our fellow volunteers.

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MIV can buy 3 ambulance for Ukraine (numbers 53, 54 and 55 already).

Can you help financially?
Can you help us to raise the money?
Or do you know the people that can help us?
Please share and let us know!

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Gisteren konden we 12 nierdialyse toestellen met toebehoren

Gisteren konden we 12 nierdialyse toestellen met toebehoren ophalen bij AZ Monica in Antwerpen en overbrengen naar de opslagruimte.Straks vertrekt ook deze lading naar Oekraïne.We doen dat ism de Duitse onderneming Fresenius Medical Care, die ervoor zorgt dat de machines in UA in gebruik genomen kunnen worden.

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How Ihor working in Ukraine

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Nurse in Belgium, Ihor Vitenko leaves tomorrow to help in Ukraine (French)

A nurse in Belgium, Ihor Vitenko, aged 55, has chosen to leave tomorrow to help in a military hospital in Ukraine, his country of origin. Testimony.

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Nurse Ihor from Destelbergen leaves for military field hospital in motherland Ukraine (Dutch)

Wound care expert Ihor Vitenko from Destelbergen will soon leave for his motherland Ukraine to work in a field hospital. He travels there with 3 ambulances full of medical equipment. “My family supports it 100 percent. The victims of this terrible war must be helped,” he declares.

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Retired commissioner cycles for Ihor, every day (Dutch)

Zevergem – For years, police commissioner Patrick Termont (66) coordinated safety at AA Gent matches. Now that he is retired, he cycles every day to collect money for the Ukrainian-Ghent nurse Ihor Vitenko.

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Fish-Skin-Based Medical Supplies Sent from Iceland to Ukraine (English)

Thanks to the initiative of Anastiasiya Shyshlova, medical supplies from the Icelandic biotech company Kerecis have arrived in Ukraine, where they will be used to treat wounds resulting from burns, bombs and gunshots, Morgunblaðið reports. The products are made from cod skin in Ísafjörður, the West Fjords, and used worldwide in the treatment of wounds.

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