Usually cars survive only for 2-3 months, so they should be as cheap as possible. And the demand is increasing while the donations drop dramatically. It seems that the world is losing interest in war in Ukraine. We must admit, it feels in some ways that UKRAINE IS LOSING RIGHT NOW, THOUGH IN LATE 2022 THEY WERE STILL ADVANCING and recapturing cities and land previously occupied by the russian invaders. 

And if Ukraine will lose, the russians are not going to stop. Scandinavia and the Baltics are going to be their next prey. 

I have completed 9 trips in the last year. In each one I drive approximately 1500-2000 kilometres through Lithuania, Poland, and Ukraine. 

We see the traces of war as we cross the country, through large cities and small, sleeping communities, country side, deoccupied territories, sometimes driving 12-14 hours a day to get the soldiers what they desperately need to survive.

60-70% of the vehicles I brought were passenger cars. They serve in the logistics, sometimes help evacuate wounded and fallen soldiers, as this blue "Mazda" in the video. The rest of the cars I brought were jeeps and minivans. They are used by storm groups or artillery.