The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Croatia, Gordan Hrlich Radman, arrived in Ukraine on Monday, July 31. He has already visited Gostomel in the Kyiv region.
He announced this on Twitter.
"I started my visit to Ukraine in Gostomel. In partnership with UNICEF-Croatia, the Croatian government purchased 50 generators for schools and hospitals throughout the country, including the Veselka kindergarten," Grlych Radman wrote.
According to him, it is extremely important to ensure uninterrupted operation of key institutions for children, therefore, together with the charity organization Caritas, the Croatian government donated equipment for the kindergarten.
Started my visit to #Ukraine in #Hostomel. In partnership with @UNICEFHrvatska, @VladaRH procured 50 generators for schools and hospitals across the country, including the #Veselka kindergarten. pic.twitter.com/DZHfobBvLO
— Gordan Grlić Radman (@grlicradman) July 31, 2023
Aid to Ukraine from Croatia
In March, Croatia decided to transfer Mi-8 helicopters to Ukraine.
In the same month, Croatia began the transfer of 14 transport helicopters to Ukraine. So far, twelve Mi-8MTV-1 and two Mi-8T helicopters have been retired from the Croatian Armed Forces.
Back in November, it was reported that the Ministry of Defense of Croatia agreed to transfer 14 Mi-8 and Mi-8 MTV helicopters to Ukraine.
