Charitable Foundation "All for Victory", which has been a logistic partner of the Estonian Foundation Slava Ukraini for the last year and a half, shared detailed information about joint activities with their colleagues.

Ukrainian volunteers thanked Estonian people for systematic assistance, informed about current work on assistance to AFU and civilian population, as well as about further plans. Foundation "All for Victory" also shared with partners numerous letters of gratitude from military units, photo and video materials of aid transfer and reporting documents.

The detailed report from the "All for Victory" Foundation concerns the implemented large-scale projects of transferring food boxes, which also included blankets and pillows, cars and trucks, as well as vans converted to field ambulances and the project, under which 2,300 sets of NATO military uniforms were transferred to Ukrainian defenders.

The All for Victory Foundation is confident that the Ukrainian report materials transmitted on their own initiative will allow an objective audit of Slava Ukraini's work and provide the Estonian and Ukrainian public with a comprehensive report based on all the data.

"On behalf of all Ukrainians who received humanitarian and military aid as part of our cooperation with the Slava Ukraini Foundation, I sincerely thank the Estonian people! I would like to emphasize that we work transparently and responsibly because we realize how important the support of Ukraine by our Western partners is," Gennadiy Vaskiv, the founder of the foundation "All for Victory" said.

Currently the foundation "All for Victory" together with concerned partners is working on a new order from the Special Operations Forces: a batch of six unmanned aerial vehicles, which will make a good "bavovna" for the enemy. The cost of one UAV ranges from 16 to 20 thousand dollars, depending on the equipment.