Polish civilians provide humanitarian help for Ukraine

Volunteers carry parcels delivered by a volunteering business - Abdar Travel Agency from Krakow, Poland to a house temporarily transferred into a shelter for women with children run by Greek-Catholich Church in Nadyby, near Lviv, Ukraine on April 12, 2022. Since the Russian Federation invaded Ukraine, the conflict forced over 10 million people to flee their homes, both internally and externally. Many Polish NGOs and individuals provide help for the displaced. Abdar travel agency is a business run by mixed marriage - Ukrainian Olga and Polish Maciej Oszal. Since the beginning of the conflict the couple engaged in delivering humanitarian help. They drive a coach to Lviv to deliver goods and to bring refugees from the western Ukrainian city to Poland.