Some people believe, with absolute sincerity (but absolutely no basis), that Poroshenko brings volunteer aid, takes pictures with it, and then takes it away. Either the security guards take it away or someone else takes it away - there are different versions, but he definitely does. This is on the one hand.
On the other hand, the Airborne Forces have a wonderful proverb: "If a paratrooper says he didn't take it, he won't give it back." A real proverb, a real folk wisdom.
And here's the dilemma: tomorrow we are handing over 5 brand new bath and laundry complexes to a new paratrooper brigade - how do we take them back from the paratroopers? And most importantly, why do we need to take them back? By the way, the alternatively gifted cannot explain the reasons for our... strange approach.
Seriously, the photos show 4,799,192 hryvnias of volunteer assistance. This is 5 DAF 45.150 trucks + 5 bath and laundry complexes. Half of it was paid by Poroshenko, half was paid by you. And this is only a part of today's cargo! Five bathhouses, four battalions and a division, several thousand soldiers - and now they will be able to wash their uniforms and underwear regularly. Thanks to you!
And... we continue to raise money for the next shipment.