British farmers, as part of the “Pickups for Peace” project, have delivered another 38 off-road vehicles for Ukrainian soldiers.
This was reported by the Lviv Regional Military Administration.
“British farmers and volunteers once again visited Lviv to personally deliver off-road vehicles for our military. This is the 27th humanitarian convoy within the ‘Pickups for Peace’ project. This time, 38 vehicles were handed over,” the statement said.
According to the report, the vehicles are fully ready for service.
In addition to off-road vehicles, British farmers and volunteers deliver generators and spare tires for Ukrainian military units, as well as medical supplies for rehabilitation centers and humanitarian aid.
The “Pickups for Peace” initiative was founded by British farmer Mark Laird, who has been supporting the Armed Forces of Ukraine since 2014. The idea is to deliver off-road vehicles (pickups) filled with humanitarian aid directly to the front line and to displaced persons. Initially, the plan was to supply 100 vehicles, but the number has already surpassed 600.
