Representatives of the Romanian Orthodox Church during their visit to Odesa handed over a mobile hospital to Ukrainian military medics for the treatment of the wounded.
“A Romanian delegation visited Odesa led by Mr. Alexandrin Moiseev, a member of the Romanian Chamber of Deputies, and by Mr. Vyacheslav Goreanu, bishop of the Romanian Orthodox Church. The delegation was accompanied by the Consul General of Romania in Odesa, Mr. Claudiu Tataru. The Romanian Orthodox Church handed over a mobile hospital to military medics, which will be used for the treatment and stabilization of the wounded”
– Odesa City Council
Transfer of the Mobile Hospital and Further Cooperation
According to officials in Odesa, the delegation also visited one of the city’s hospitals, where they learned about the provision of medical care and the needs of doctors and patients.
Additionally, during the visit, a roundtable with the leadership of the Odesa City Military Administration was held, during which the bishop of the Romanian Orthodox Church opened the meeting with a prayer for peace in Ukraine.
The discussion focused on potential joint infrastructure projects, the integration of Ukrainian refugees into the Romanian community, and humanitarian aid for those who remained in Ukraine. There were also discussions about energy-efficient solutions and possible partnerships with the cities of Constanța and other Romanian localities, as well as organizing summer recreation for children.
In the context of these events, it was also reported that Italy announced a €100,000 collection for generators and batteries for Ukraine.
Such initiatives indicate a deepening of humanitarian cooperation between Romania and Ukraine and are aimed at strengthening medical support for military personnel in the conflict zone.