A charity organiser in Ukraine has said it is “hard to control emotions” as the group works to help people affected by flooding in Kherson, where he fears some may not have homes to return to.
Father Vitaliy Novak, chairman of Depaul Ukraine, said the Ukrainian homelessness charity is “ready to help” those affected after damage to the Kakhovka dam on the Dnieper River caused catastrophic floods, but added the group needs urgent donations.
