Over 90% of Finns consider humanitarian aid to Ukraine important
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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha reported that over 90% of Finns consider humanitarian aid to Ukraine important. He referred to the results of a survey conducted in Finland.
According to the minister, such support shows that Finns are paying very close attention to the situation in Ukraine. Humanitarian aid includes medical supplies, food, and other items needed by people affected by the war. The survey indicates broad public support for this aid in Finland.
Ukraine continues to receive humanitarian aid from many partner countries. Such support is important for citizens who live in combat zones and in regions suffering from shelling. Details about the survey methodology and its results have not yet been reported.
These results may matter for future cooperation between Ukraine and Finland. The Ukrainian side, according to Sybiha, values the participation of Finnish society in providing assistance.
Sources: Інтерфакс-Україна
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