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Mercy Corps response in Ukraine

As the world marks a year of full-scale war in Ukraine, Mercy Corps programs and partners remain a source of immediate relief and long-term support for communities on their journeys forward.

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From the press room

February 20, 2023
One Year Since the Full-scale War in Ukraine, Aid is Still Trapped Behind the Frontlines
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February 14, 2023
Mercy Corps Statement Following the United Nations Flash Appeal for the Earthquake in Syria
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February 09, 2023
Depleting Supplies, Limited Communications Challenge Earthquake Response in Northwest Syria as Aid Efforts Get Underway
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