Nicolae Vinter, a former teacher, volunteers in camps for refugees from Ukraine, describing the horrors of war and the determination of Ukrainians.

Nicolae Vinter, a former geography teacher and entrepreneur, is dedicated to volunteering in camps for refugees from Ukraine, helping the victims of war. He shares stories about the atmosphere in Ukraine, where he meets women with children, elderly people, and disabled individuals who have been left with nothing. Vinter began volunteering last December, experiencing extreme cold in the refugee camps. Although this winter has been more bearable, he describes how Kyiv is devastated by war, with destroyed roads and damaged buildings.

The local population, despite the hardships, remains optimistic, but Vinter emphasizes that the Russians cannot be easily deterred and that there are risks of nuclear escalation. Upon returning to Romania, he had a tense discussion with a bus driver who supported Putin's regime, highlighting the divisions of opinion even among Romanians. Vinter continues to be an active supporter of Ukrainians, stressing the need for international aid in the face of Russian aggression.