Borodianka settlement council has sent another batch of aid to soldiers of the 152nd separate Jaeger brigade named after Symon Petliura. All of the equipment serves one purpose — power where there is no access to the grid.

The handover was reported on the Borodianka settlement council website.

What was handed over

The unit received three portable IEETec Singo2000 Plus charging stations, a FORTE FQ6500 petrol generator and ten GEAKR power banks of 50,000 milliampere-hours each.

The council describes their purpose as a guarantee of autonomous power, stable communications and uninterrupted operation of specialist equipment where there is no grid at all.

Why this particular kit

At the front, charge is not about comfort: it keeps radios, thermal imagers and drone control systems working. A charging station paired with a petrol generator forms a closed cycle — the generator charges the station, the station powers equipment without noise or exhaust.

A 50,000 mAh power bank is a soldier's personal reserve, enough for several days of a radio or tablet.

How the community works on this

The council stresses that supporting the armed forces remains one of the community's key priorities, and that aid is put together in response to specific requests from units rather than at random.

That is why the batches differ: this time it was power supply, while earlier ones could consist of entirely different items, depending on what the brigade needed at the time.

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