Humanitarian Aid Collection In Mykolaiv For The Civilians Affected By The Dnipro River Fllood In Kherson

Humanitarian Aid Collection In Mykolaiv For The Civilians Affected By The Dnipro River Fllood In Kherson

Boxes with food of the World Food Program in the train station of Mykolaiv city, Ukraine, on june 08, 2023, main humanitarian hub for civilians from Kherson affected by the flood of the Dnipro river after the destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam. (Photo by Celestino Arce/NurPhoto)

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