$350,000. That’s the value of the cargo you see in Photo 1—no mistake about it.
10,000 units.
These are Rapid Hemostatic Dressings, designed to quickly stop bleeding and provide pain relief in case of injury—exactly what our Defenders need at the front, across the entire contact line, for stabilization points and combat medics.
This product has a safety certification and is registered and approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
This is another highly valuable and long-term project of ours for the AFU, one that will save countless lives of our Defenders. It’s done!
It took several months of negotiations, approvals, logistics, and a lot of nerves. Dozens of people across multiple countries were involved, and a significant amount of money was spent.
Just for logistics—from Malaysia to our “Palianytsia” Aid & Logistics Center—we paid almost $6,000. First by plane to Europe, then by van to our location.
Our Malaysian partners (the manufacturer) and friends provided this aid to our military. We’re deeply grateful.
Our friends at the Embassy of Ukraine in Malaysia also greatly helped, resolving many issues. Thank you! In particular, we want to thank the Chargé d’Affaires of Ukraine in Malaysia, Denys Mykhailyuk. Let’s keep moving forward.
As always, we acknowledge the support of the city authorities, and especially Mayor Andrii Bielousov, whose cooperation allows us to do much more through various projects—initiating new, ambitious endeavors for the AFU and our country. We continue.
Illia Marushchak, one of the directors of the “Osonnia Ukrainy” Charitable Foundation, played a key role in handling nearly all issues in Asia. He solved numerous problems and continuously works for the AFU and for Ukraine.
All volunteers from our “Osonnia Ukrainy” Charitable Foundation are involved in such projects—logistics, unloading, inventory, distribution, and so forth. Thank you all, friends! You’re the best!
Now we will be distributing and delivering these hemostatic dressings along the entire front line. I’ll publish reports later. If anyone reading this is interested, we still have some available—message me.
We continue working. Several more very valuable and useful projects for the AFU, IDPs, and for Ukraine in general are currently underway. I won’t write about them until they’re completed.
Additionally, our “Palianytsia” Aid & Logistics Center is operating as usual. EW systems are being manufactured; vehicles purchased in Germany for the AFU are on their way; equipment, computers, Starlinks, laptops, medical supplies, treats, and much more are being handed over every day.
Everything for the AFU! That’s how it should be!
Glory to the AFU! Glory to Ukraine!
