16 July, 2026
In Kherson, where Russian drones hunt civilians every day in what has been described as a “human safari,” life has not stopped. It has simply moved underground.
This was witnessed by the President of the Brittany Region, Loïg Chesnais-Girard, and Vice-President Stéphane Perrin-Sarzier, accompanied by the Governor of Kherson Oblast, Oleksandr Prokudin, and the Head of the Kherson City Military Administration, Yaroslav Shanko, during their visit to an underground nursery and primary school, as well as the maternity ward of the O. S. Loutchanskyi Municipal Clinical Hospital, both operating from bomb shelters.
The school welcomes children from the age of one every day. Many of them were born after the start of Russia's full-scale invasion and have known only Ukraine at war. Despite these cir...
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15 July, 2026
The President of the Brittany Region, Loïg Chesnais-Girard, accompanied by Vice-President in charge of European and International Affairs Stéphane Perrin-Sarzier, travelled to Kherson at the invitation of Governor Oleksandr Prokudin.
A few months after the signing, last February, of the partnership between the Brittany Region and the Kherson Oblast, initiated with the support of the Embassy of Ukraine in France, this visit reaffirmed Brittany’s support for the Ukrainian people and helped further develop this long-term cooperation.
The visit also provided an opportunity to witness the daily reality faced by the people of Kherson. From the occupied left bank of the Dnipro River, Russian forces launch drones every day, deliberately targeting civilians in what has been described as a real “h...
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9 July, 2026
Eight generators have been delivered to six hromadas in Vinnytsia Oblast: Chernivtsi, Turbiv, Sharhorod, Yampil, Luka-Meleshkivka, and Murafa.
As Russia continues to deliberately target civilian energy infrastructure, these generators will enable hospitals, schools, and other essential public services to keep operating during power outages. This is tangible support to ensure the continuity of public services and strengthen the resilience of local communities.
This initiative is funded by the Bourgogne–Franche-Comté Regional Council as part of its partnership with the Vinnytsia Regional Council. It is also part of the DesLumieresPourLHiver campaign, led by Stand With Ukraine and Electriciens sans frontières.
Thank you to everyone whose commitment and solidarity make this support possible...
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