Benefactors handed over new cars to the soldiers of the Ukrainian Volunteer Corps.

The vehicles were purchased and donated by the Come Back Alive Foundation.

The 67th Separate Mechanized Brigade, which was created on the base of the Right Sector Ukrainian Volunteer Corps units, said that 15 vehicles were handed over.

“It is difficult to overestimate the importance of transport in the war: it is lives saved and orders carried out on time,” the Brigade said.

The Right Sector Ukrainian Volunteer Corps was reformatted into the 67th Separate Mechanized Brigade “DUK” as part of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

From the welfare of like-minded people of the 2014 model, the unit grew to several thousand servicemen of the 67th Separate Mechanized Brigade.

“However, the main features of the DUK people have been preserved. Courage, nationalism and hatred of the enemy – this is what distinguishes the commanders and fighters of the unit, who are familiar with many front-line years,” said the spokesman of the unit, Taras Korniyuk.

As previously reported, the Hero of Ukraine Dmytro Kotsiubailo “Da Vinci” who died in combat was the commander of the battalion of the 67th Brigade.

His 1st Separate Mechanized Battalion Da Vinci Wolves was re-staffed to battalion size and reassigned to this brigade in 2022.

According to the published photos, a batch of Mitsubishi L200 pickups was handed over to the mechanized brigade.

The military received fifth-generation Mitsubishi L200 pickups. The car went on sale in 2015, in three years the model was updated, completely changing the appearance and equipment.

Recently, the artillery brigades of the Ukrainian Armed Forces have received 100 pickup trucks from the Come Back Alive Foundation.