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Mobile soup kitchen from Turkey to Ukraine
The mobile soup kitchen dispatched by the IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation to Ukraine, which is under Russian bombardment, departed from Istanbul. The soup kitchen was intended to provide food to 30,000 people each day. In addition, three truckloads of humanitarian supplies provided to Ukraine by the IHH in recent weeks have been delivered to war victims.
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27.01.2023
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IHH launched 107 permanent works in 2022
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06.01.2023
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IHH attends meetings in London, Geneva
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As I left the tent and ran towards their new home, I caught my eye on Fatma's two sons. Both of them were running, looking at their feet. They loved the new boots we gave them. Maybe it was a run of hope. Fatma would also wait for her husband in a safer house.
Fatima is one of those who fled the bombardment in Idlib and sought refuge in the tent city of Deir Hassan. Because her husband had been in prison for nine years, she was forced to immigrate with their two children.
She invited us to her tent. Four families squeezed into the small tent. Inside, there are 17 people, 11 of whom are children. The average age of a child is five. Hamza, Fatma's nine-year-old son, is the oldest.
As the war dragged them all somewhere, Fatima's husband was imprisoned. Grandma is attempting to manage everything. Sometimes she struggles to find fuel for the tent, and other times she takes a sick grandchild to the health center.
Despite this, there is joy in the tent because Fatma and her two children are preparing to move into one of the living houses we have built.
As I left the tent and ran towards their new home, I caught my eye on Fatma's two sons. Both of them were running, looking at their feet. They loved the new boots we gave them. Maybe it was a run of hope. Fatma would also wait for her husband in a safer house.
Fatima is one of those who fled the bombardment in Idlib and sought refuge in the tent city of Deir Hassan. Because her husband had been in prison for nine years, she was forced to immigrate with their two children.
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