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Každý slyšel o tom, jak válka dopadá na civilní obyvatelstvo. Někteří to viděli i na vlastní oči. A my nečekáme, až budou změny nevratné – a proto kromě budování humanitární logistiky intenzivně pracujeme také na aktivizaci širší veřejnosti a zvyšování její odolnosti. Jenže humanitární pomoc je jen prvním krokem – pro bezpečnost Evropy jako celku je nutné zvyšovat povědomí a připravenost na nadcházející krize, které nás nevyhnutelně čekají. Matouš Bláha, zakladatel a ředitel organizace Koridor UA, od začátku velké ruské invaze do Ukrajiny v roce 2022 organizuje Koridor UA humanitární pomoc do válkou zasažených oblastí na východě a jihovýchodě země. Pravidelně se vyskytujeme v oblasti Odesy, Mykolaiva, Chersonu, Dnipra, Slovjansku, Charkova a Sum. Díky nepřetržité práci v Česku i v Ukrajině máme unikátní vhled do reality války s Ruskem a z toho plynoucích geopolitických hrozeb. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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