Assault troopers are always at the forefront of the attack. They are often the first to take the hit. They are always involved in historic events: counteroffensives, liberations, and clearing freed territories of enemy remnants – this is primarily the work of assault brigades. 

Naturally, an assault trooper must be physically fit and highly mobile. To ensure their mobility and support their health, the Tribes of the Trident have teamed up with the “Rear Hamsters” and loaded vehicles with the most needed medicines. 

Andriy Korobkin, volunteer of “Rear Hamsters”: 

Today, two vehicles from Britain have just crossed the border. One is a Mazda pickup and the other is a Pajero Sport, which we bought for our wards. We’ve been helping them for years – the 80th Brigade: Lviv residents, assault troopers. They are currently clearing the outskirts of Bakhmut. They are in that area. 

So now we will distribute the medicines between the two vehicles and head east. The Tribes of the Trident Foundation is very grateful! Thank you for your support! Glory to Ukraine! 

Of course, the pioneers have already received everything, opened it, and are using it as intended. They have cleared themselves of viruses, strengthened their immunity – now they are bringing order to the outskirts of Bakhmut. 

Together – to VICTORY! 

About the 80th Brigade 

The 80th Separate Galician Air Assault Brigade is a distinguished unit within the Ukrainian Air Assault Forces. Based in Lviv, this brigade has a rich history dating back to its formation in 1955 as part of the Soviet Airborne Forces. Over the years, it has evolved and played key roles in various conflicts, including the war in Donbas and during a full-scale invasion. The brigade is known for its high mobility and effectiveness in airborne assault operations.