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The volunteer headquarters “Ukrainian Team” handed over two powerful generators to soldiers of the 41-st regiment of unmanned systems “Pilum” 1-corps of the National Guard of Ukraine, Azov. The equipment was received by fighters carrying out tasks on the Dobropillia direction.
The transfer was announced on the volunteer headquarters’ page. There it was explained that autonomous power supply is crucial for the military’s work at the front: it affects the stability of communications, the operation of equipment, and the ability to perform assigned tasks under different conditions.
How the generators will help the troops at the front
Energy supply remains one of the necessary conditions for the operation of units at the front. Generators allow maintaining equipment operation and meeting soldiers’ needs where there is no constant access to electricity.
Energy independence on the front is good communication, uninterrupted equipment operation, and the ability to complete tasks under any conditions. The Ukrainian Team handed over two powerful generators to fighters of the 41-st regiment of unmanned systems “Pilum” 1-corps of the National Guard of Ukraine, Azov.
– stated the volunteer headquarters.
According to the “Ukrainian Team,” servicemen of the 41-st regiment have defended Donetsk and Luhansk regions since the full-scale invasion began. The unit is currently continuing to carry out combat missions on the Dobropillia direction.
How the military received the aid: watch the video
The head of the volunteer headquarters, Artur Palatny, who joined in delivering the equipment, noted that the support from Ukrainians helps the military perform tasks more effectively and may contribute to saving their lives.
I am sure that our help will enable the fighters to perform their combat missions even better and save lives.
– said Artur Palatny.
In turn, the servicemen of the 41-st regiment expressed gratitude to the volunteers and to all Ukrainians who support the unit.
“We express gratitude from the 41-st regiment of unmanned systems “Pilum” of the NGU Azov Corps to all Ukrainians and to the Ukrainian Team. For standing with us toward Victory,” noted a representative of the unit.
What other aid did the Ukrainian Team send to the front?
The volunteer headquarters also spoke about the general volumes of aid that the organization had previously provided to the military. According to the Ukrainian Team, more than 600 generators and charging stations were delivered to the front, about 100 vehicles, 4000 drones, and other necessary equipment.
The total weight of the aid, as volunteers report, is almost 2000 tons, and its value exceeds 500 million hryvnias.
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