Imperial Orthodox Palestinian Society plans to send humanitarian aid to southeastern Ukraine

Moscow, June 3, 2014

The Imperial Orthodox Palestinian Society (IOPS) is launching a campaign to collect humanitarian relief for the southeastern regions of Ukraine.

"Today we are starting to collect humanitarian aid all over Russia and will deliver these supplies to the southeast of Ukraine through the Russian Orthodox Church," society chairman Sergey Stepashin told Interfax.

"We intend to collect medication, baby food and first necessity items," Stepashin said.

6/5/2014

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