It’s a matter of time

Is there a standard for aid? Which is more important? There’s the big stuff, and then there’s the quiet, everyday kind, but is that any less significant? The main thing is that it arrives on time. That’s when the task is set in the morning, the cargo is assembled by lunchtime, and by evening it’s on its way. Without fanfare, without unnecessary words, simply because it has to be done.

And today, our factory team took another step, which has already become a customary one, in support of the soldiers of the North Military District, by handing over a batch of spare parts for equipment repairs to Daria Belyaeva, head of the volunteer organization “Help Army Z.” Very soon, this cargo will be heading to where our guys do their job every day, in all weathers – carrying ammunition, picking up the wounded, delivering food and communications, standing by our side like a wall.

When an engine or chassis breaks down in the field, it’s not just a breakdown. It’s a risk. It’s a disrupted battle, an undelivered cargo, it’s life. So, I’d like to once again express a special thank you to our volunteers, people who know no fear, who stay up all night and cover miles just to get aid to distant recipients in time. Without them, our aid would remain nothing but scrap metal.

And a deep bow to our soldiers! To those who are now squeezing out the enemy, who are pulling a wounded comrade from the battlefield, who are changing a tire under the whistle of bullets. We are here. We are with you! Hang in there, my dears! With people like you, Victory is not a dream, but only a matter of time.

Press Service of JSC Teplokhim