Yuriy Biryukov wrote on his Facebook page:
- I try to avoid volunteer photo reports with fighters. I don't know, it's awkward to ask them, it's awkward to remind them. And, by and large, we show the whole process of procurement and shipment, and then I understand how it was delivered to the front line. I also communicate with the brigades and commanders, and I have no doubt that if it was delivered to the brigade's base, it will not lie there and gather dust. But when the soldiers send it themselves...
That's how this fast was born. Three-touch delivery.
ROSHEN has purchased and promptly delivered the first batch of 90,000 chemical heating pads to Ukraine.
In two days, our group delivered 5,000 to the Marinka area of one of the brigades.
Yesterday, the heating pads were delivered to the units and started to be distributed to the soldiers.
And this is how the rest of the supply will be distributed to the frontline, quickly and efficiently. We have another month and a half of cold weather ahead, and we will need tens of thousands more heating pads.