Russia Donates Three Ambulances and One Car to Mother-Child Hospitals in Cuba · Global Voices
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Russian ambassador Victor Koronelli said that "after a long and difficult journey, these vehicles arrived in Cuba despite the inhumane blockade"
HAVANA.- Three ambulances and one Lada Iskra car, donated by the Russian city of St. Petersburg for Cuban health centers, were delivered this Sunday by the Russian Embassy in Havana, state media reported. The donation is intended for the services of maternal-child hospitals in Havana and the provinces of [...]
The delivery of three hospital units donated by the Russian city of St. Petersburg to the Cuban provinces of Havana, Matanzas (occidental) and Santiago de Cuba (southeastern) will reinforce emergency transfers, with emphasis on the Maternal and Child Program.
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cubainformación.tvIn his words, the Russian ambassador said that "after a long and difficult journey, these vehicles arrived in Cuba despite the inhuman commercial, economic, financial and energy blockade imposed by the U.S. government.This humanitarian donation is evidence of the historic bonds of friendship and solidarity that unite our brotherly peoples."The post Russia Delivers ambulances donated by the government of St. Petersburg first appeared on Cubadebat…
St. Petersburg formally handed over three ambulances and one Lada Iskra to medical centers in Havana, Matanzas and Santiago de Cuba for the maternal-child program.
The shipment was agreed upon after the visit of the governor of St. Petersburg, Aleksandr Beglov, in late 2025.
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