Kyiv and Dnipro send seven buses to Odesa amid transport shortage
The two Ukrainian cities are providing emergency assistance as Odesa faces a public transport crisis following Russian attacks.
Kyiv and Dnipro will provide Odesa with seven buses to address an acute shortage of public transport in the southern city, according to Ukrinform. The shortage follows Russian attacks on the port city's infrastructure.
The assistance represents an effort by major Ukrainian cities to support Odesa's transportation system during the ongoing conflict.
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- Kyiv and Dnipro to help Odesa with public transport — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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