Odesa region receives 6 generators from Polish Voivodeship – administration
Odesa region has received six medium- and small-capacity generators from the West Pomeranian Voivodeship of Poland; they will be installed in medical facilities, according to Head of the regional military administration Oleh Kiper.
The Odesa region in Ukraine has recently received six medium- and small-capacity generators from the West Pomeranian Voivodeship of Poland, according to the region's Head of Military Administration, Oleh Kiper. Kiper announced this on Telegram on Saturday, stating that these generators will be installed in medical facilities throughout the region.
The primary purpose of these generators is to provide backup power to critical equipment, ensuring that hospitals can continue to offer medical care even during power outages, particularly during the fall and winter months when such outages are more likely to occur.
This humanitarian aid is part of a partnership that was established following meetings at URC 2026. Kiper expressed his gratitude to the West Pomeranian Voivodeship for its steadfast support, solidarity, and contribution to enhancing the energy resilience of the Odesa region.
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