Ukraine received medical assistance worth 21.5 billion hryvnias: what has been delivered during the war

Ukraine received medical assistance worth 21.5 billion hryvnias: what has been delivered during the war

According to ХВИЛЯ: During the state of war, international partners provided Ukraine with medical assistance totaling 18,454 tons worth 21.52 billion hryvnias. This assistance includes medicines, medical supplies, transportation, equipment, generators, and bulletproof vests. The number of medicines delivered to Ukraine exceeds 440 million units, reflecting tremendous support from the international community.

In addition to medicines, partnering countries supplied nearly 261 million units of medical devices and personal protective equipment (PPE). Important elements of the assistance also included 987 medical transport vehicles, significantly enhancing evacuation capabilities and the provision of medical services. Ukraine also received 36,000 units of equipment and IT, as well as 595 Starlink terminals, which ensure communication under critical conditions.

Delivery of medical assistance and partner countries

Moreover, 876 generators were delivered, which are particularly important during energy crises, as well as 4,815 bulletproof vests and helmets that protect medical personnel. Nine mobile hospitals were also supplied, allowing medical assistance to be provided directly at the front lines.

• USA
• Italy
• Luxembourg
• Czech Republic
• Germany
• France
• Austria
• Malaysia
• Slovakia
• Denmark
• Spain
• India
• Switzerland
• Poland
• Latvia
• Sweden
• South Korea
• Pakistan
• Finland
• Lithuania
• Liechtenstein
• Belgium
• United Kingdom
• Canada
• Norway
• Azerbaijan
• Netherlands
• Romania
• Israel
• Serbia
• Kenya
• Moldova
• Argentina
• Slovenia
• Hungary
• UAE
• Turkey
• Japan
• Mexico
• Estonia
• Australia
• Bulgaria
• China
• Ireland
• Singapore
• Brazil
• Cyprus
• Greece
• Indonesia

The prioritization of medical assistance distribution was determined in favor of institutions in combat zones, hospitals engaged in rescuing the wounded, as well as facilities in regions with a large number of internally displaced persons (IDPs).

“Every container, every delivery - this is your solidarity turning into our resilience,” said Maria Karchovich.

The received medical assistance is critically important for supporting the Ukrainian healthcare system during the war. A significant part of this assistance is directed to medical institutions in combat zones, reflecting the international community's attention to the humanitarian situation in Ukraine. Practical support, particularly in the form of mobile hospitals and medical transport, allows for a prompt response to the needs of the wounded and provides necessary medical services under the most challenging conditions.