War-hit Kyiv puts 85 European-funded buses on its streets
Kyiv, the capital of war-hit Ukraine, has introduced 85 buses bought with European funding. Since 2022, the bank involved has provided 2 billion euros for emergency repairs to the country's infrastructure.
Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, which has been under attack in Russia's war, has put 85 buses funded by European money onto its streets. It is one way the war-hit city is restoring and maintaining its public transport system.
The available part of the source article states that since 2022 the bank has provided 2 billion euros for emergency repairs to the country's infrastructure. The excerpt does not name the bank, the bus manufacturer or the cost of the vehicles, and it does not describe the interiors or what features riders will find on board.
A fuller account of the buses and their effect on the city's transport is not included in the source text.
