A friend of our friend is our friend!

The war had a significant impact on human relations, and many during this time revised their own contacts, stopped communicating with those people with whom, it would seem, they had friendly relations in peacetime.

Today, the value of friendship is based on the ability to recognize in the other person those qualities that resonate with both. This post is about that.

Our teammate Serhiy has a friend Ivan on Facebook - the owner of Pride Veterinary Clinic in Dnipro.

Once he saw Serhiy's post about how, together with other volunteers of the mobile brigade of the Kharkiv branch of Dobrobat, they sewed windows after arriving.

What were Ivan's next actions? He could put one of the 7 reactions and scroll on. Could have commented "Well done, keep it up!". Could make a repost. Or in some other way "quietly" evaluate the publication.

BUT Ivan called Serhiy and offered help. How could the owner of the Dnipro veterinary clinic help the Kharkiv reconstruction volunteers? Let's not fantasize - let's say it directly: first of all, Ivan REACTED LIKE A FRIEND - he sent two DCL-200 rechargeable LED floodlights designed for uniform illumination of work surfaces.

Now the task of Ukrainian society is not to lose sincere, sensual, responsible people along the way. At every local level, maintain all important relationships around you. Don't let it fall out.

We sincerely thank Ivan for his concern! Kharkiv residents appreciated your contribution.

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