We’ve been working as Solidarity Collectives for two months, so it’s time to report again. Over the month, we purchased for our comrades: 2 collimator sights, 2 pairs of active noise reduction headphones, a GoPro 9 camera for UAVs and 3 surveillance cameras for perimeter control, and several pieces of clothing (pants, thermal clothing, Ubacs tactical shirts), shoes, digital equipment (laptop, radio intelligence equipment, and a tablet), 15 tactical masks, a thermal cover for a muffler, 3 walkie-talkies, SVD rifle magazine holders and ammunition magazines, dry rations. A lot of medicine has been donated. Tactical medicine: 30 decompression needles, 10 i-gel supraglottic airway suction tubes, neck bandages, 20 occlusive dressings, and 20 tourniquets. And civilian medicine: bandages, painkillers, absorbents, splints. And we purchased a cardiac monitor for our international medical team.

 

Financial assistance to fighters who are not yet paid continues. We partially covered fuel costs for four units. A wounded comrade received funds to cover the surgery.

 

And most importantly, thanks to our German friends, we could deliver a Nissan Navara pickup to the Kharkiv area. Which will become an indispensable companion for 6 anarchists in the mortar crew.

 

In August, we delivered humanitarian aid to Mykolaiv. Twice we sent food parcels, drinking water, hygiene products, medicine, and pulley bags that local residents need to be able to carry drinking water. On August 16, we visited the city, handing over aid from Solidarity Collectives and our partners from trade unions and comrades at Social Movement.

 

Your help makes it possible for us to continue supporting anti-authoritarian activists on the front lines and people affected by war.