Two weeks ago, the military asked for help in purchasing three large generators to supply power to their headquarters. Well, the whole country knows what it's like to be without power, but here it's much more serious - there are no scheduled/emergency outages at the front, there is simply always no electricity. Everything depends solely and exclusively on the generators - communication, targeting, adjustments, evacuation. Everything depends on electricity.
We have not yet been able to meet the price tag of one and a half million hryvnias, but we have already managed to buy two of the three. They have already been delivered, and in a few days they will be at the front and will start working. We have paid UAH 1,013,000! This is good news.
We have booked the third generator, made an advance payment and need to raise about 250,000 hryvnias (at the time of writing). This is neutral news.
The command of one of the airborne brigades in the area of Bakhmut showed us their only 7-kilowatt generator and asked us to use it. Do you remember the eyes of Puss in Boots from Shrek? This is even more gentle. The supplier has generators, so they are ready to ship them to us. This is, well... news.
It turns out that we need to raise a little over a million now. Again. Again. Can we do it? We are sure. After all, we are all doing the same thing.