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Volunteers provide supplies for fleeing Ukrainians entering Hungary

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March 10, 2022 Hungary – As hundreds of refugees from Ukraine cross the border into Hungary, busses loaded with war refugees continue to arrive at a Hungary school used as a refugee center. Volunteers and missionaries are assisting people in every possible way as Russia continues to attack Ukraine.

Alla a Ukrainian who lived in NYC for years spoke with us and said “I didn’t believe it was gonna happen, I didn’t believe, I even sometimes found an excuse for Putin. Even sometimes I’m trying to abjectly look at all of this. But now after 24 when I woke up.. oh gosh I’m crying right now. When my house was shaking and my windows and I said “FUCK!” Now I said ok he’s (Putin) crazy. It’s nuts but I didn’t wanna go. I could go right away, I could go before it even start and I said, my son said, get out from here and I said no, I wanna see all by my eyes. Because you know is the Internet, all this discussion and all this like fighting between peoples propaganda, this and that. No, it’s not propaganda. It’s not, so, it’s just crazy, we get out.”

Local food truck vendors are providing free meals, as well as hot food being served inside of the welcome center. Hungry families huddled around one tiny food truck who’s owners drove 3.5 hours from Budapest and are serving hot dogs and other items to anyone that is in need. “We came from Budapest and as you see, we made some hot dogs for everybody. Everybody who are hungry, we give some food, that’s all.” – Food Vendor from Budapest

An American volunteer handing out stuffed animals to children spoke with us, she said “It makes your heart warm because you’ll get a lil smile out of them. Yes, they’ll have something comforting. All is being organized free of charge with the help of many volunteers for people fleeing the war

Another American volunteer talks to FNTV and tells us that it’s rewarding helping others but the fact that the Ukrainian people are so resilient and humble it’s confusing to the volunteer and he’s having to remind himself of the war that brought the two groups to meet.

The American volunteer who helped this woman in need of assistance spoke to us about his perspective on the situation many there are facing, “It’s sorta confusing because it’s so sad to have to be and it’s so rewarding to be able to be here, so it’s mixed feelings about the whole situation. You see the smiles on people’s faces when you help them but you also see the sadness and the tears because of the situation they’re in.”

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