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Parish of the Holy Trinity UGCC in Poltava gives 3 vehicles to Ukrainian military
The Holy Trinity Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church parish in Poltava delivered three vehicles to military chaplains and soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Father Maksym Krolevskyi, a parish staff member and military chaplain for an anti-aircraft missile regiment, coordinated the handover alongside the parish community.
The donated vehicles include a Toyota Rav4 crossover, a Volkswagen Transporter minibus, and a Mitsubishi Wagon SUV. These donations bring the total number of vehicles provided by the parish to 173 since the start of the Russian-Ukrainian war, supported by various donors.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Official sourceThe UGCC parish in Poltava handed over 173 vehicles to the military
Archeparchy of Kyiv-Halyč
- ReportingPolish Greek Catholics have already handed over 173 vehicles to the military
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How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 10, 9:34 AM Archeparchy of Kyiv-Halyč Українська Парафія УГКЦ у Полтаві передала військовим уже 173 автомобілі
- Oct 11, 12:11 AM RISU Українська Полтавські греко-католики передали військовим уже 173 автомобілі
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