Slots City Foundation’s July Report: Drones, Electronic Warfare Systems, and Vehicles

In July, Slots City Foundation provided assistance to the military, medical professionals, demining teams, and several charitable organizations. Throughout the month, 16 drones, 37 electronic warfare (EW) devices, a series of charging stations were purchased, and 14 military vehicles were repaired. Volunteers also provided targeted assistance to hospitals, including medicines, consumables, and equipment.

“July was an active month for the Foundation’s volunteers. We purchased and delivered nearly 40 EW devices, 16 Mavic drones, repaired and returned 14 vehicles to the front. As always, deminers and several charitable organizations and medical institutions that we support on a regular basis received monthly financial aid. In addition, we were able to purchase and deliver other technical equipment for the front lines: charging stations, batteries, a laptop, and a tablet,” said Artem Stogniy, director of Slots City Foundation.

Detailed July Report

Drones  

• 2 Mavic 3 drones and propellers for the 37th OBMP;  
• 1 Mavic 3T drone and 6 batteries for the 122nd Territorial Defense;  
• 2 Mavic 3T drones for the National Guard;  
• 1 Mavic 3T drone for the 32nd OBMP;  
• 2 Mavic 3 PRO drones for the 54th OBMP Reconnaissance Unit;  
• 1 Mavic 3T drone for the 14th Brigade;  
• 6 Mavic 3, Mavic 3 PRO, and Mavic 3T drones for Special Operations Forces (SOF);  
• 1 Mavic 3T drone for the 58th Motorized Infantry Brigade.

Military Equipment  

• Materials for constructing a small missile installation for the 121st Brigade;  
• Propellers for the Mavic 3T drone for the 58th Motorized Infantry Brigade;  
• Maintenance of watercraft for the SOF;  
• 13 EW initiation devices for the 122nd Territorial Defense;  
• 24 EW devices for SOF.

Technical Equipment  

• Laptop, router, and drone parts for the OBMP;  
• Batteries for FPV drones for SOF;  
• Batteries for FPV drones for the Brigade;  
• 2 charging stations for the Brigade;  
• Charging stations and generator for the Territorial Defense;  
• Tricycles for SOF;  
• Charging station, additional battery, generator, and Starlink for the OBMP;  
• Tablet for the Rifle Battalion.

Vehicle Repairs  

• Repair assistance for 5 Hummers for SOF;  
• Repair of a Land Rover Freelander for the OBMP;  
• Repair of a Nissan X-Trail for the “Revenge” Border Battalion;  
• Repair of a “Rys” vehicle for SOF;  
• Repair of 6 vehicles in total.

Vehicles  

• Purchase of a Renault Koleos – 1 unit.

Medicines and medical equipment were provided to the Regional Hospital of Intensive Care in Mariupol (now relocated to Kyiv), St. Michael’s Clinical Hospital (formerly Oleksandrivska) in Kyiv, Tarutyn Central Hospital in the Odesa region, City Hospital No. 5 in Mykolaiv, Mechnikov Hospital in Dnipro, and other medical institutions.

The Foundation also made a number of charitable payments, including to organizations such as “Ukraine on Fire,” “Liha Interniv,” “Verona Benefit Foundation,” “Foreign Volunteer” Foundation, “KOLO Ukraine,” “The Sky of Victory,” “Kischenzi Charitable Foundation,” the 3rd Separate Rifle Battalion, and others. In July, as in previous months, the Foundation continued supporting a demining project in the Kyiv region.