Ukraine has requested the Philippines to send mental health workers to assist their soldiers affected by the ongoing war with Russia.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy conveyed this need to Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. during a meeting at Malacañang Palace.
Zelenskyy emphasized the significant number of soldiers requiring psychological support upon returning from the front lines.
President Marcos expressed the Philippines' readiness to provide assistance, highlighting the country's expertise in the healthcare sector.
Marcos stated that sending mental health professionals is something the Philippines can offer and would be willing to pursue.
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