In Poland, a car service center restored for free the car of a family from Mariupol. The car was in an emergency condition – a broken window, traces of shelling visible on the body.
Taras Berezovets, a political scientist and military serviceman, told about this in his own Telegram channel.
According to him, about a month ago, a car without glass was spotted in Warsaw, with traces of shelling remaining on its body. It was a Hyundai i30 belonging to a family from Mariupol. Photos spread across the network, and after that, several Polish service stations expressed a desire to repair the car for free.
Now the Hyundai i30 looks as if it just left the factory assembly line.
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