Every good story has to have a beginning and an end, preferably a happy one. And this is just such a story. It started like this. In early December, a certain brigade of paratroopers (we do not disclose for reasons of secrecy) turned to Sproda Hromadas for help. The brigade (finally!) was withdrawn from the front for rest and recuperation. But there are also
1040 sets of Earmor M31 MOD3 (FG) active protective headphones are being sent to the frontline to protect our soldiers' hearing and protect them from concussions. Valeriy Prozapas, a former member of the European Solidarity party and now a defender of Ukraine, is happy to pose for a photo. After long negotiations with the supplier, we came to a price of 1926 UAH per
Two old army URALs, as they say, "that have seen life". They were touched up, welded, and somehow organized. And most importantly, all the old stuffing was thrown out of the bodies - it had become obsolete before production began. I wonder where the myth of the "cool engineering school" and the "excellent military equipment" of the Soviet Union's happier days came from? I know.
For some fighters, war is a constant maneuver, they have to move all the time, change their location all the time, because they are too tempting a target for the enemy, and they cannot be given a chance to detect, prepare and survive. One of these units turned to Sprava Hromadas for a rather unusual assistance. They asked for
Tomorrow is the final trip of 2023, yeah. Well, of course, at the end of December, the pace of work slows down, because there's like a week and a half of some kind of New Year's holidays ahead. Yeah, we're planning a trip again next week - there will be no holidays and no "vacations" until the victory. But still, the formal end of the formal
Many civilian items were mobilized for the war. Utilitarian farm pickups, "wedding" drones, chain-link fencing... The list is long. But some items change their military purpose to civilian use. Tubules from ATGMs become museum pieces, resin-filled Shahed wreckage becomes souvenirs, shell casings become painted art objects... And in Ukraine, boxes of
What are 600,000 chemical heating pads in early December? This is 600,000 hands or feet of our defenders warmed for 6 hours. Warmed in conditions when there may be no other way to keep warm. Warmed in conditions when it is not just about health, but about the life of a soldier. These are
Many civilian items were mobilized for the war. Utilitarian farm pickups, "wedding" drones, chain-link fencing... The list is long. But some items change their military purpose to civilian use. Tubules from ATGMs become museum pieces, resin-filled Shahed wreckage becomes souvenirs, shell casings become painted art objects... And in Ukraine, boxes of
Sometimes we joke around and put "these are tires" on truck tires. Sometimes we spend some time laying out boxes of walkie-talkies or Mavic's. But this time... ⚙️ There are 288 tires for Ural trucks and 260 "mud" tires for pickups. Even enough for punctuation marks. But why?
Many civilian items were mobilized for the war. Utilitarian farm pickups, "wedding" drones, chain-link fencing... The list is long. But some items change their military purpose to civilian use. Tubules from ATGMs become museum pieces, resin-filled Shahed wreckage becomes souvenirs, shell casings become painted art objects... And in Ukraine, boxes of