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RBI - Help from the first day of the war

As soon as the news about the war in Ukraine spread, a group of volunteers formed in RBI and immediately started to provide aid to their Ukrainian colleagues. Iryna Arzner, leader of this volunteer group, which has now grown to over 200 people, talks in this video about how RBI stood together from day one of the war to help Ukrainian colleagues.

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