The war in Ukraine has profoundly transformed the reality of the battlefield. The traditional front line has been replaced by a «kill zone», which can extend up to 30 km inland and is largely dominated by FPV drones.

In this environment, Russian drones quickly detect and strike any visible target, making evacuation missions carried out by humans extremely dangerous.

To address this critical issue, we are supporting the evacuation efforts by funding an UGV (Unmanned Ground Vehicle) Tarhan designed for medical evacuation, delivered to the battlefield via our partner UAFirstAid (uafirstaid.com).

This equipment supports the 93rd Mechanised Brigade «Kholodnyi Yar», one of the most experienced units in the Ukrainian army, known for its rapid adoption of new drone technologies on the front line.

Manufactured locally in Ukraine, the Tarhan is a robust and versatile robotic platform designed for the evacuation of the wounded. The wounded soldier is placed on the UGV, which is then remotely controlled to exit the danger zone and reach a stabilisation point.

This helps to achieve a key objective: evacuating a casualty without exposing more soldiers or medics to enemy drones.

With an affordable price of €6,000 per unit, these mass-produced high-speed vehicles are an essential tactical tool for saving lives.

I regularly hear people say that they want their aid to be directed exclusively towards civilians. That is perfectly understandable. But we must never forget two things: supporting the armed forces means protecting the entire population, and a wounded soldier is, first and foremost, a human life that must be saved.

We are constantly raising funds to finance this sort of equipment, which helps save lives.

We need your support.

Thank you 🙂