The 85th day of the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine.
85th day of struggle, needs, losses and gains.
Everyone determined their front, our team put their usual life on hold and dived headlong into security.
The daily request for military needs includes a list of items, and the daily donor spending report includes a list of purchases.
But behind each position from these endless lists and in each post "another car was transferred to the east of Ukraine" or "products were taken" there is a whole story hidden.
The story of three girls in Poltava, who created a logistics warehouse and logistics delivery to the points closest to the front and every day these are stories, challenges and risks.
The story, how in order to buy backpacks tomorrow, today the people of Poltava from Warsaw go to a Kyivanka in Vienna on a free train to take money without a bank commission and without spending a few days to transfer funds via swift, and upon personal acquaintance the Kyivanka gives all up to a penny of savings, because "what else can you keep them for, if not for victory."
The story of how a Pajero car, covering a distance of 800+ km, gets its name in honor of Skovoroda, transports a dog who, after two weeks in Irpen, finally returns to his owners in this Pajero and almost ends up at a spontaneous wedding of friends, because he goes to the Armed Forces
The story, how in order to buy backpacks tomorrow, today the people of Poltava from Warsaw go to a Kyivanka in Vienna on a free train to take money without a bank commission and without spending a few days to transfer funds via swift, and upon personal acquaintance the Kyivanka gives all up to a penny of savings, because "what else can you keep them for, if not for victory."
The story of how a Pajero car, covering a distance of 800+ km, gets its name in honor of Skovoroda, transports a dog who, after two weeks in Irpen, finally returns to his owners in this Pajero and almost ends up at a spontaneous wedding of friends, because he goes to the Armed Forces.
300 sapper shovels
250 high quality tactical backpacks
250 power banks
3 generators
5000 AA/AAA batteries
400 headlamps with UV light
370 tactical flashlights
680 radios
about 3,000 units of shoes and clothing for the military
420 means of personal protection (gloves, headphones, knee pads, glasses)
1 washing machine
compasses
52 binoculars
48 thermal imagers
200 tactical first aid kits
a box of bandages and tourniquets
drones and rangefinders
4 cars
uncountable tons of food and hygiene
Not all photos can fit into a post, not all are suitable considering the horizontal or vertical, there is not always time for a photo, but there are victories, this is our common story!
We are creating new stories that we may share someday, but definitely after our Victory!