Hospitals located in close proximity to the front line have received the necessary modern medical equipment. This humanitarian mission was carried out thanks to the cooperation of the charity foundation 'Hope,' Denis Paramonov's Foundation, and their partners. Medical institutions in Donetsk, Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, and Chernihiv regions received ventilators, Prismaflex artificial kidneys, as well as EasyPulse external heart massage devices.

Valeriy Dubil, the head of the supervisory board of the 'Hope' foundation and first deputy chair of the parliamentary committee on national health, noted that similar humanitarian missions have been carried out before, especially in the frontline regions of the country, where hospitals are saving the lives of wounded defenders of Ukraine and civilians.

'We are systematically supplying hospitals and military hospitals that are the first to receive the wounded with the most modern equipment. In addition, we have delivered over three hundred charging stations to the combat zone, which will provide power even in conditions of power outages,' said Dubil.

The aforementioned medical equipment is critically necessary for hospitals and military hospitals that are the first to receive wounded soldiers and civilians. The philanthropists expressed sincere gratitude to Ukrainian medical workers who, under the most difficult conditions, return thousands of defenders and civilians from the brink of death, treat them, and help them recover.

The philanthropists have begun implementing a project to organize stabilization points in the frontline areas.