Gorn and Sadovyi visited the modular town for IDPs/Roman Baluk
Freiburg Mayor Martin Horn together with Lviv Mayor Andrey Sadov visited one of the modular towns. Its residents touchingly sang “Oh, there's a red viburnum in the meadow”, which has already become a symbol of the Ukrainian struggle against the invaders.
Gorn and Sadovyi visited the modular town for IDPs in Sykhiv. It is the largest in the city.
Residents of the modular city sang “Oh, there is red viburnum in the meadow”
According to the Lviv City Council, 16 June Gorn and Sadovy visited the most modular city for Ukrainians in Lviv. Mayors talked to people forced to flee from Russian shelling.
Residents of the town told the mayors their stories of salvation and how they were able to arrange their life in Lviv. They also, together with the wife of the mayor of Lviv, Ekaterina Kit-Sadova, sang the song “Oh, there is red viburnum in the meadow.” Sykhov. People from different parts of Ukraine live here. And the mayor of the German Freiburg, Martin Horn, came to visit them. There is a lot of love in Mariapolis. And this is the main thing,” Sadovyi wrote.
He added that there are no trials that a person cannot cope with if he has love for his neighbors and Ukraine in his heart.
About 300 people live in the town
Now about 300 people from:
- Mariupol,
- Luhanskaya,
- Kramatorska,
< li>Kherson and other areas of active hostilities.
Horn expressed his support and assured that Freiburg is in solidarity with all Ukrainians.
“We admire how united your country is, and we want to help you,” Gorn said.
Sadovyi thanked the mayor and the entire community of Freiburg for their support and assistance in this difficult time for Ukraine.
Pay attention! 3 modular camps for IDPs have been set up in Lviv. In total, approximately 800 internally displaced Ukrainians live there.
See photos from the modular town on Sykhiv/Photo by Roman Baluk
