Together the funds have already delivered to Ukraine 1,000 Combat Application Tourniquets (CAT) Gen 7 made in the US, which are recognized as the best of this kind, 1,000 units of hemostatic agent Celox (UK), anti-cold and analgesic non-receptor drugs, hygiene products worth over £65 000.

Part of the tourniquets and hemostatic agents has already been delivered to volunteer centers in the east and the south of Ukraine, where they will be sent to the needs of the defenders of Ukraine.

Adderstone Foundation, Igor Kononenko Charitable Foundation send humanitarian aid to Ukraine. Photo by Interfax-Ukraine

photo by Interfax-Ukraine

In addition, Maskpol PGZ KN-04 bulletproof vests and Maskpol helmets, first aid kits and medicine were delivered from Igor Kononenko Foundation to the east and south of Ukraine.

Earlier in April this year, businessman and People’s Deputy of the VIII convocation Igor Kononenko bought and donated bulletproof vests and helmets to special battalion “Skif”, NGO “Sprava hromad”, military unit and Kyiv’s Territorial Defense Forces.Igor Kononenko bought Nissan Navara cars for the special purpose battalion “Skif”. This is the first batch of cars for the needs of defenders in the conditions of the Russian-Ukrainian war.

photo by Interfax-Ukraine

Chernihiv City Hospital №2, Kyiv Regional Clinical Hospital, Vasylkivska Multidisciplinary Hospital of Intensive Care of Vasylkivska CSTY Council, Kyiv City Clinical Oncology Center and Okhmatdyt received surgical dressing, syringes, surgical gloves, surgical drapes, catheters, anasthetics from the Igor Kononenko Foundation.

Earlier, Vasylkivska Multidisciplinary Hospital of Intensive Care of Vasylkivska CSTY Council, Kyiv Regional Clinical Hospital, Regional Clinical Oncology Center of Kirovohrad Regional Council, Myronivsky Support Multidisciplinary Hospital and Kyiv City Clinical Emergency Hospital received cardiotonic, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and antiallergic drugs from the Igor Kononenko Foundation.

The Foundation also donated first aid kits, which are designed to put on bandages on wounds and burns in order to stop bleeding and prevent re-infection of wounds. Such first-aid kits have already received bomb shelters in Kyiv, units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and Territorial Defense Forces.

In 2021, Igor Kononenko Charitable Foundation donated an Autel EVO II drone to the soldiers of the Special Operations Forces, as well as a generator, battery and tires for the soldiers of the 58th brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The Foundation allocated 248,000 hryvnias for the purchase of optics for two sniper systems. In 2020, it donated UAH 5.7 million to help fight Covid-19.