Serbia to send humanitarian aid to Ukraine

MOSCOW. July 17 (Interfax) - The Serbian government has decided to send humanitarian aid to Ukraine for people affected by the Kakhovka Hydropower Plant disaster, Ukrainian media reported with reference to Serbia's RTS public broadcaster citing the Serbian government as saying.

"A new tranche of humanitarian aid, [...] among other things, will include goods and medicines donated by the national directorate of commodity reserves and goods from the commissariat on refugees and migration," it said in a statement on Saturday.

Serbia has also decided to endorse temporary protection for Ukrainian citizens affected by the Kakhovka HPP emergency.

The Serbian government has also decided to establish a sports and rehabilitation camp for the children's and junior teams of the Dynamo Kiev football academy. Funding has been allocated to organize a summer camp covering accommodation, meals, training, and football games.