The first months of winter were particularly difficult for our collective. Constant blackouts and disruptions to electricity and water supplies affected the speed of our work and forced us to adapt to new and challenging conditions.

Thanks to the support of our partners, we were able to purchase a power station that ensured the uninterrupted operation of our workshop. We would also like to sincerely thank ANIKA, ABC Galicja, and Rescue Rangers for the mutual aid they sent in January.

In terms of support for fighters, the biggest achievement was the rapid completion of a joint fundraiser by our collective together with GNIP and RAF for 21 “Chuyka” drone detectors. All of the equipment has already been delivered to the military.

During this period, the humanitarian group did not organize field missions but carried out several major aid shipments: 📦 to a dormitory in Sumy, where internally displaced people from destroyed or occupied settlements are living, we delivered blankets and heaters; 📦 for internally displaced people from Dobropillia, Pokrovsk, Toretsk, and surrounding communities, we sent warm clothing and children’s items; 📦 to two shelters in the Kirovohrad and Cherkasy regions, which take in animals evacuated from frontline areas, we delivered blankets, throws, bedding, as well as dog clothes and toys.

As part of our media work, we presented new fighters and published regular reports on the collective’s activities. We also released a long interview with our fighter Haika, in which she talks about her journey in the army over the past year and a half.

During this time, we organized many events across Europe, where we presented the work of our collective and held screenings of the film “Anti-authoritarians at War.”