Destroyed ambulances in Jena: symbol of war and call to help

Destroyed ambulances in Jena: symbol of war and call to help

Jena. The destroyed ambulance "Barwinka" caused a sensation on the wooden market in Jena on Monday. This action pursues an important goal.

symbol of war and hope

On Monday afternoon, passers -by in Jena could perceive an impressive but terrifying picture: a destroyed ambulance, covered with bullet holes and bomb splinters, is on the wood market. The ambulance, which was destroyed in a Russian attack in the Hatschi in the east of Ukraine, is not just a vehicle; It is a symbol of the horrors of war and the desperate medical needs of the civilian population in conflict areas. The driver was seriously injured in the attack.

The initiative "Fellas for Europe" and its mission

The “Barwinka” ambulance is exhibited by the “Fellas for Europe” association in various German and European cities to collect donations for a new emergency vehicle and medical material for the hospital in the Hatschi. The aim of supporting the needy population on site. In Jena, the exhibition is used to draw attention to the urgent needs and to collect donations of 15,000 to 20,000 euros to organize a used ambulance as a replacement.

The effects on the local community

Like Ivan Gotra from the Ukrainian compatriots association in Thuringia, the ambulance served primarily to help for the elderly in the war zones. This support is now at risk due to the destruction of the vehicle. "It was a car for peaceful people, but the enemy doesn't understand that," said Iryna Martyniuk from the "Jenaua" association. The presence of the Hatschi Hospital in Jena stimulates the effects of war crimes and illustrates the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine.

reactions of passers -by and the local context

The reactions on the destroyed ambulance are different. Iryna Martyniuk reports a lot of support and positive conversations with the passing people. At the same time, there are also critical voices that do not approve of the thoughts of promoting a new ambulance for Ukraine. Nevertheless, the event shows that the city of Jena is open to such initiatives, which is not the case everywhere.

outlook and future prospects for the aid campaign

The exhibition of the ambulance is only the beginning. Ivan Gothra hopes that the campaign in Jena can collect around 1,000 euros to support the efforts for a new supply. "Many people stop at the ambulance and get goose bumps," says Gothra moved by the concern of the citizens. The next stop of the ambulance will be in Weimar, where the aid campaign will continue.

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The destroyed ambulance is more than just one vehicle; He is an urgent testimony of the challenges that many face in Ukraine. This campaign in Jena not only offers a platform to draw attention to the humanitarian crisis, but also the opportunity to actively contribute to improving the situation.

- Nag