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Bolsonaro: Pets will be able to board with Brazilians in Poland

FAB plane leaves on Monday to rescue Brazilians in Poland

President Jair Bolsonaro informed this Friday (4) that the Brazilian Air Force (FAB) will transport the pets of Brazilians who are in Warsaw, Poland, and who will be repatriated next week on a flight that is being organized by the Brazilian government. Bolsonaro: Pets will be able to board with Brazilians in Poland

“After contacting the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Defense, I gave the green light to the FAB for the boarding of the dogs that accompany those Brazilians on their return to the Homeland”, the president posted on Twitter. Brazilian citizens are in Poland after having fled from neighboring Ukraine, which has been undergoing a military invasion by Russia.

The KC-390 Millennium multi-mission aircraft is expected to depart from Brasília Air Base on Monday (7), bound for Warsaw, where Brazilians will board according to definitions from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which coordinates the rescue mission. together with the Ministry of Defence.

On the outbound flight, 11.5 tons of humanitarian aid material will be transported to be donated by Brazil. The forecast is that the KC-390 will return to Brazil on Thursday (10) in the morning.

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