In Frankivsk, volunteers restore cars for guards
Volunteers from the village of Pereginske, in the Frankivsk region, independently restore cars for our soldiers at the front. In the past four months, they have repaired six pickups, and at the beginning of the war, two more cars. This was made possible thanks to the common hobby of volunteers who had previously been engaged in frood. They work until late at night, and some cars go to the front the next day. This important contribution helps save the lives of our defenders.
The commander of the patrol battalion of the 50th Regiment of the National Guard of Ukraine, Petro Boyko, appealed to volunteers with a request to help the military. After all, every restored car transferred to the front is actively used in combat operations. The fighters express great gratitude for the work of the volunteers, as these machines really save their lives.
Soldiers of the National Guard are also involved in car repairs, learning from volunteers. They plan to independently assist their comrades in the future.
“Our volunteers from Pereginsk not only repair cars, but also provide great support to our fighters. Every contribution is important and valuable. We are very grateful to them for their dedication and self-sacrifice, which helps to save the lives of our defenders,” Petro Boyko emphasizes.
The National Guard notes that cars are purchased with the help of philanthropists. The main criterion is high throughput and all-wheel drive. Volunteers are independently seeking funding for the project. Masters consult with the military and experiment to make each car more durable. They install protective elements that help avoid damage.
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