Charged to win: Volgograd region handed over special equipment to soldiers
The region sent a large batch of equipment to the special military operation zone.

The Volgograd region transferred to the zone of the SVO another batch of motorized vehicles: 100 electric motorcycles, 50 motorcycles, five ATVs and two armored vehicles. The event was held at the site of the “Young Hawk” center, which was visited by Governor Andrei Bocharov and acting commander of the Southern Military District Vladimir Kochetkov.
According to the regional administration, electric motorcycles with moisture protection and light motorcycles are able to move quickly over rough terrain, ATVs carry cargo in difficult conditions. All this equipment will help fellow countrymen to perform the tasks in the SVO zone more effectively. Andrei Bocharov and Vladimir Kochetkov personally got acquainted with the capabilities of the presented machines, assessing their technical characteristics and equipment.
The Governor stressed that the Volgograd region continues to do everything necessary for an early victory. He expressed confidence that the contribution of the Volgograd region, including the volume of goods and equipment, will help bring the victory closer. The head of the region also noted that work with the Southern Military District and the Defense Ministry continues as planned, and all tasks will be carried out. Supporting military personnel and their families is an absolute priority for the region.
Vladimir Kochetkov on his own behalf and on behalf of the commander of the Southern Military District, Colonel-General Sergey Medvedev thanked the head of the region for his contribution to supporting servicemen. He also noted the efficiency with which the Volgograd region responds to requests from commanders of military units, which indicates a high level of organization of work in the region.
Recall that in accordance with the tasks set by Governor Andrey Bocharov, the region was one of the first in the country to begin the formation of a unified system of rehabilitation of veterans of hostilities, including participants of the SVO. A set of measures to support fighters and their families has been developed and constantly improved - more than 50 mechanisms are in place.


