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Large family from Mariupol returns to new home in Lviv region

The large family of veteran Oleg Kislenko returned from Germany to a new home in the Lviv region. The company “General Chereshnya” provided 3.3 million UAH for the family’s house setup after they lost their home in Mariupol in 2022.

In brief

  • The large family of a veteran returned from Germany.
  • The Lviv regional military administration purchased a house for the family in Nezhukhiv.
  • The company “General Chereshnya” provided 3.3 million UAH for the setup.
  • The Kislenko family raised 10 children in a family-type children’s home.
  • In 2022, the family lost their home in Mariupol.
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  • Anonymous2

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  • УНІАНOligarch-owned
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    Компанія "Генерал Черешня" передала 3,3 млн грн на облаштування нового дому багатодітній родині з Маріуполя

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    Многодетная семья ветерана из Мариуполя вернулась из Германии в новый дом на Львовщине

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    Багатодітна родина ветерана з Маріуполя повернулася з Німеччини в новий дім на Львівщині

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    Багатодітна родина ветерана з Маріуполя повернулася з Німеччини в новий дім на Львівщині.

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