Twenty young residents of Khmelnitsky city community, whose parents have died, disappeared or were captured during the war with Russia, have embarked on a 12-day vacation to Germany. They will visit Dresden, historical sites, and museums, engage in mountain hikes, canoe trips, and cycling tours. The trip is paid for by the Khmelnitsky City Council, with the children bringing pocket money for souvenirs. This is not the first educational trip organized for these children, they have previously visited Poland, Czech Republic, France, and other countries. Due to recent terrorist attacks and rocket attacks on peaceful Ukrainian cities, the Khmelnitsky community appreciates the support from Germany for the mental recovery of these young citizens.
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