Polish gov't launches website to coordinate aid to Ukraine

Poland's government has launched a special website to coordinate aid to Ukraine and Ukrainian refugees amid Russia’s invasion of their country.

Ukrainian refugees arrive by train in Olkusz, southern Poland, on Monday.

Photo: PAP/Łukasz Gągulski

The pomagamukrainie.gov.pl website contains a sign-up form for everyone interested in helping Ukraine, the Polish foreign ministry said.

We have launched the website👉🏻 https://t.co/X1L3ZEebhi where you can report the readiness to help and the need for it.
🇵🇱🤝🇺🇦#PolandFirstToHelp #solidarityWithUkraine pic.twitter.com/IT8jhVXmWO

— Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Poland (@PremierRP_en) February 27, 2022

More than 327,000 people have crossed into Poland from Ukraine since Russia invaded last Thursday, the Polish prime minister's office said late on Monday.

It added that all refugees were being admitted "regardless of their nationality and ethnicity."

Over 327 thousand people have crossed the border from 🇺🇦 to 🇵🇱 since the beginning of Russian aggression in Ukraine. All refugees will be admitted to Poland regardless of their nationality and ethnicity. #PolandFirstToHelp #StandWithUkraine pic.twitter.com/ofC43NVltH

— Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Poland (@PremierRP_en) February 28, 2022

The Polish interior minister said on Sunday that Poland would provide shelter to the families of Ukrainian fighters defending their country against invading Russian forces.

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Source: gov.pl