Equipment in Odessa during the war
Samuel P N Cook:
And Olena, how do you help people? I want to allow those in need and I will show our producers the line at the bottom of this video where people can see it. How can people approach you to help you?
Olena Peru:
I have to be like a selfish woman.
Samuel P N Cook:
But now you’re trying to help people. How can people give you money to help you?
Olena Peru:
Yes, but the guy has a lot of problems. Now we have the opportunity to buy almost everything because of our military. We are in the back. So we can purchase and process logistics if needed. Everything: food, supplies, medicine. But money is a problem, money is not enough. And we’re close to it now.
Samuel P N Cook:
Yes. Okay, so send us your account details or how to give it to people and I’m happy to give people that link or account details, because I really want to give you the help you need. And Oxsana and Olena, thank you so much for coming both of you and sharing your stories. And Oksana, it’s comforting to see almost the front line doing what you’re trained to do in the military. And Olena, thank you for humbling everyone and volunteering to help your family. I think it’s ... When I talk to you and people like you from all over Ukraine, I feel like ... It doesn’t matter if it’s an hour. And I think that is the real power of Ukrainian society. I just want to thank you both for everything you do.
Full interview https://borderlands.com.ua/podcast/stand-with-Ukraine
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