This time around, all the requests included items that had a lead time.
First one, a drone detector, despite being very needed at the front lines, had a lead time of 5–7 weeks. Very, very long time considering the dangers on the front. We finally got a confirmation that it was received by the unit in 38th brigade on January 2nd, 2026. We hope it saves many lives by giving early warnings of enemy drones.
Secondly, we helped our friendly NGO in Ukraine get a second generator. With missile and Shahed strikes being particularly violent this winter, it makes a big difference for them. Despite all hardships, they are still making masking nets for the front, and we wanted to support them.
Last, but definitely not the least, is a purchase of a night vision drone. Because of how vital it is for the units to see in the night, those drones are in very short supply in Ukraine. Ukrainian NGO Odyhitria was able to find us one through a trusted supplier, and now the Northern border is a little bit safer for Ukrainians.
Some of the supplies are very expensive, and some are more affordable, but they all make a world of a difference. Every donation goes directly to purchases that save and protect lives.
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