Twenty-seven people, including eight children and two people with disabilities, arrived on the latest evacuation train from the Donetsk region to the Rivne region. Rescuers and psychologists from the State Emergency Service helped the passengers safely disembark from the train, carried their belongings, offered words of encouragement, and escorted them to their temporary accommodations.
At moments like these, it becomes especially clear: there is no such thing as someone else’s grief. Every story is one of pain and loss, but also of hope for a new beginning.
Evacuation today is not just a move. It is a chance to save lives, keep children safe, and give people the opportunity to recover and receive the necessary assistance.
And it is precisely this support—sincere and humane—that helps people endure even in the most difficult times. Every train like this is further proof that we, Ukrainians, do not abandon our own in times of trouble. Together, we are strong. Together, we will prevail!
Based on materials from the State Emergency Service of Ukraine