With shock and heavy hearts, we look upon the unprovoked attack of Russia into Ukraine. We stand with Ukraine and offer our support in these difficult times.
To support Ukraine and the Ukrainian people, Trineria has made a donation directly through the National Bank of Ukraine’s charity drive. We encourage our clients and partner companies to join us in our support efforts!
We sincerely wish for this war to end as soon as possible to allow Ukraine to continue its growth as a strong and prosperous nation.
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