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Parish of the Holy Trinity UGCC in Poltava gives 3 vehicles to Ukrainian military

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Catholic IntelligenceUpdated 1 min read

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.

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