A man from the Wirral described his trip delivering humanitarian aid to an orphanage in war-torn Ukraine as an experience that 'words can't describe'.
Grandad Michael Ross, 46, drove from the UK to an orphanage in the province of Chernivtsi, Ukraine, with several ambulances full of humanitarian aid and essentials. He was accompanied on his trip through the country, currently under Russian invasion, by his close friend and Paul Stevenson, without whose military experience Michael said would've made the trip 'impossible'.
Michael was haunted by the harrowing images coming out of Ukraine and decided to help in anyway he could. A director of Ambulance Aid UK, who deliver the life-saving vehicles to Ukraine, told Michael how he could help via their charity.
