France has donated four buses to the Bucha community
The Bucha community has received four modern buses from its French partners, including three for passenger transport and one “resilience bus.”
This was reported by KOVA.
As noted by Mykola Kalashnyk, head of the Kyiv Regional State Administration, the vehicles were provided as part of support from the Île-de-France region.
“This is part of the significant support that the Kyiv region has received from our French partners… It is important that this transportation is inclusive,” he said.
The buses are equipped for people with disabilities and parents with strollers. They will operate within the community and will be free for residents.
A separate “resilience bus” was also delivered—a mobile aid station with autonomous power, communication capabilities, and the ability to warm up and charge devices.
Kalashnyk thanked the French partners for their support.
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