Belarusians in Kyiv seek donations for expanding their warming point

Belarusian Invincibility Point
(Sustreča's Facebook account)
February 7, Pozirk. Belarusian volunteers plan to expand their warming point in Kyiv providing food and power for war-hit residents, Alena Žarkievič, of the Sustreča nonprofit, said on Facebook.
According to her around 80 people visit the center daily in the city’s Darnytskyi District. “This is the neighborhood that will certainly remain without heating for two months,” she noted, adding “We are here to stay for long.”
She appealed to Belarusians to “help with a big tent” and rubber hot water bags.
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