A quick overview of what we’ve been up to in all areas:

For 2.5 years, we’ve worked systematically, every single day, in the service of the AFU, the state, and the people.

• Court cases over AFU vehicles: Ongoing legal battles regarding vehicles transferred to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

• Production of EW systems (REBs) for several AFU brigades: We are pushing forward with manufacturing and supplying these critical systems.

• Weekly trips to the front: Each week we deliver goodies, needed supplies, and technical equipment to our Defenders, while also towing back damaged vehicles from the front lines.

We’re overwhelmed by vehicles shredded by shrapnel, twisted by explosive blasts from KAB bombs, and with engines pierced. We’ve hit a hard limit—eight major repairs are currently in progress, and we’re at our physical and financial capacity. No more room for now!

The workload is absolutely immense. I don’t have time to write detailed posts or highlight every step. We just do it automatically at this point.

Drones: I’ll detail this separately, as there are many developments.

EW Systems (REBs) + Repairing REBs: A separate post is coming tomorrow. Everyone’s bombarding me with questions about frequencies and other details. Trust me, we’re doing everything we can, just need more time to explain.

We have large shipments coming in from abroad—medical supplies, food, and humanitarian aid—from international partners who believe in us and in Ukraine. I’ll write about that separately as well.

Meanwhile, our “Palianytsia” Aid & Logistics Center team continues working without pause. They are volunteers with a capital “V,” true heroes. We should all look up to them. Thank you! I appreciate each and every one of you. You see everything firsthand. You’re the best!

We’re loading up units of the AFU and other volunteer groups. I’ll attach a few photos from the last few days. Maybe you’ll spot yourself.

We’re also receiving another wave of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in our city—people who have lost everything. They’re coming from Myrnohrad, Pokrovsk, Selidove, and nearby villages. It’s horrific. I can only share a few photos, as posting images of people in great distress feels wrong. The situation is terrifying. The war is real.

The only option is to fight—together! Every Ukrainian must understand this. There’s nowhere to hide from the invaders.

P.S. I forgot to mention Starlinks, equipment, batteries, and much more. Another time.

P.S. 2 And we still need to buy the “SICH” complex for the guys! That hasn’t been canceled. Anyone interested in a Harley Davidson? It’s a cool bike—take it off our hands!

Glory to the AFU! Glory to Ukraine!