A total of 12 injured military personnel, with typical war injuries, including gunshot wounds, as well as from bomb, mine and missile explosions, arrived on a special medical train.
Last month, fifteen injured Ukrainian servicemen were taken to hospitals in and around Kraków, and further 14 in the southern city of Katowice.
The special medical train was provided by Poland’s health ministry, the PAP news agency reported.
Earlier tin July, the train brought 32 injured Ukrainian soldiers, who were then hospitalised in the eastern city of Lublin, in the capital Warsaw, in nearby Otwock and the central city of Łódź, the PAP news agency reported.
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Source: PAP