First, the good news, it's in the picture.

Yesterday we made an advance payment for the first 12 trucks for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. We will write about this later, but please read below.

Then another piece of good news - yesterday we brought my old and close friend a pickup truck and a UAV with a thermal imager. He is a senior officer of the 2C1 SAU battery, so now it will be easier for them to run small tasks (in the pickup) and adjust the fire of their battery day and night (UAV).

And here's where we go into more detail...

We read in messenger feeds moaning about military events and news of the last few days. Yes, the news is sometimes sad, but it seems that someone has forgotten the events of the first two weeks of the war, when we lost control of a much larger territory. And then this control was successfully restored. I read in the news that Western aid is going to the front too slowly. I don't know how the people who write this monitor it - I visit my friend and see a full battery (6 vehicles) of a full division (18 vehicles). And all the Carnations are not of Ukrainian origin. Oh, yes, and with a good supply of ammunition.

And that's where we saw the main problem on the battery.

Soldiers are dressed and shod - no problem. The soldiers have helmets and armor (some of our own, some we have already brought, some other volunteers, some provided by the Defense Ministry) - no problem. The soldiers have a couple of volunteer and their own jeeps, we brought a pickup truck - no problem. There are small drones, we brought a luxurious Autel - no problem.

We want victories, we want to see videos of successful engagements of enemy equipment and manpower -> for this, artillery needs to work -> for this, ammunition needs to be constantly delivered -> for this, trucks are needed.

But there are no trucks and the whole chain is broken. That's it! Thank you, everyone! You're dismissed! No shells! No artillery work! No defeat of the enemy! No video! And all this because of one element of the chain.

Our army needs many thousands of these trucks. These are workhorses that make a huge contribution to our future victory, and their drivers are no less heroes than the best guys from the coolest Special Forces unit.

So yesterday we paid 50% an advance payment for the first 12 trucks - three and a half million hryvnias. Half of the amount was paid by the Poroshenko Foundation, the other half was raised by us with your help. The trucks have already been prepared for shipment to Ukraine.

Do we want the occupiers to die? Do we want the liberation of our country? HELP the army!

We have found where to buy, we have been helped with the technical inspection, and the issue of delivery has already been resolved. We just need to buy it.