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I'm waiting for an update spade_lt wrote: ↑March 1st, 2022, 1:57 am Sorry guys, I was too tired yesterday to update you.
Last message I received from Dmitry yesterday late:
"Today we went to the Kosino checkpoint to personally assess the situation on the spot. The queue of cars is about 1.5-2 km, which is much better than at Polish checkpoints. Pedestrian crossing - 200-300 people, which is a lot, of course. But at the same time, we do not know what the situation will be tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. Therefore, we have tried to make the logistics a little easier for you.
Our acquaintance from Slovakia, will be able to pick up the girls from Kosino and take them to his home for 1-2 days in the city of Dolny Kubin. This is so that you can decide for yourself when it will be more convenient for you to leave in order to have time to sleep in some motel, pick up the girls and go back. Most likely, we will go to the border tomorrow at 2-3 am and we really hope that by the end of the day (Wednesday, March 3) they will already be in Dolny Kubin. This means that you could pick them up either on Thursday or Friday, whichever is more convenient for you.
P.S. And it doesn’t even matter whether we succeed or not, our family and I personally will be very grateful to you and everyone who is now helping and worrying about Ukraine."
So now the plan is for me to leave LT tommorow (or maybe thursday) in the morning, drive across PL, spend a night in a hotel somewhere. Then on thursday (friday?) go get his wife and daughter and drive back across PL. Hmmm... that is if everything goes according to plan. Now I'm only waiting for confirmation from Dmitry.
Sorry guys, but at the moment I have no mental capacity to coordinate financial aid to Dmitry - my sole focus is on bringing his wife back to LT. Hope you understand.
Since this is an important, maybe urgent, and special occasion, we can do both, of course.
You're a really great man!!!spade_lt wrote: ↑March 1st, 2022, 1:57 am Sorry guys, I was too tired yesterday to update you.
Last message I received from Dmitry yesterday late:
"Today we went to the Kosino checkpoint to personally assess the situation on the spot. The queue of cars is about 1.5-2 km, which is much better than at Polish checkpoints. Pedestrian crossing - 200-300 people, which is a lot, of course. But at the same time, we do not know what the situation will be tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. Therefore, we have tried to make the logistics a little easier for you.
Our acquaintance from Slovakia, will be able to pick up the girls from Kosino and take them to his home for 1-2 days in the city of Dolny Kubin. This is so that you can decide for yourself when it will be more convenient for you to leave in order to have time to sleep in some motel, pick up the girls and go back. Most likely, we will go to the border tomorrow at 2-3 am and we really hope that by the end of the day (Wednesday, March 3) they will already be in Dolny Kubin. This means that you could pick them up either on Thursday or Friday, whichever is more convenient for you.
P.S. And it doesn’t even matter whether we succeed or not, our family and I personally will be very grateful to you and everyone who is now helping and worrying about Ukraine."
So now the plan is for me to leave LT tommorow (or maybe thursday) in the morning, drive across PL, spend a night in a hotel somewhere. Then on thursday (friday?) go get his wife and daughter and drive back across PL. Hmmm... that is if everything goes according to plan. Now I'm only waiting for confirmation from Dmitry.
Sorry guys, but at the moment I have no mental capacity to coordinate financial aid to Dmitry - my sole focus is on bringing his wife back to LT. Hope you understand.