The players and coaching staff of the Ukrainian youth team that won the right to participate in the 2024 Olympics in Paris have collected funds and, upon request, donated another vehicle for soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine who are liberating our country's territory from Russian occupiers.

With joint efforts and support from the charitable organization "Kyiv Football," the team purchased a car for soldiers of a special purpose detachment called "Azov."

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Today, near the Kyiv Football House, goalkeeper Kiril Fesyun along with first vice-presidents of the UAF Oleg Protsasov and Anatoliy Demianchenko handed over a car to the mother of one of the soldiers who is currently performing combat missions near Bakhmut.

Tactical headphones are also being sent to the front, which are necessary for the detachment's soldiers in conducting counter-offensive military operations.

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“This is already our third vehicle that we are donating to our soldiers for front-line needs. We hope it will help them in their missions and save the lives of our defenders,” said Kiril Fesyun, adding that the team will continue collecting funds aimed at assisting the Armed Forces.

It should be noted that representatives of the youth team have previously donated cars, radios, 3D printers, and other equipment needed on the front to Ukrainian servicemen.

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