The Ukrainian Red Cross Joins the Exhibition “Support of a Frontline City”

In Dnipro, the city museum hosted the presentation of the project “Support of a Frontline City”, dedicated to the strength and resilience of civilian heroes — first responders, energy workers, municipal staff, transport workers, and volunteers of the Ukrainian Red Cross.

The exhibition space features photographs, personal stories, and video reports about those who lost their lives while performing their duties, as well as those who continue to support and rebuild Dnipro today.

The official opening of the exhibition was attended by Oleksii Yershov, Commander of the Ukrainian Red Cross emergency response team in the Dnipro region.

“This exhibition is about remembering those who died while doing their work. It is also about unity and collaboration. Each of us is part of a larger team working for and with the people. Only together can we provide greater support to civilians,” said Oleksii Yershov.

The organisers emphasise that “Support of a Frontline City” is about people and their actions aimed at helping others — actions that are part of a larger story of resilience.

The exhibition will run for six months, and everyone is welcome to visit and learn about the individuals who stand behind the support and strength of frontline Dnipro.