Together, we supported Warda, a feminist, sociologist, and combat medic. The constant presence of drones makes both logistics and medical care much more challenging. Moving around is becoming more dangerous, and every mission begins with planning how to reach the destination across minefields and open plains while contending, above all, with ever-present drones. Drones now cause most injuries. Thanks to your donations, in July we helped Warda’s unit, which primarily evacuates people from combat on the Kupiansk front, purchase powerful painkillers with reusable applicators directly in Ukraine for a total of CZK 23,000. Then, in September, we also helped the unit obtain IV drips and catheters for its newly introduced field blood transfusions. As part of the September round of aid, totaling CZK 14,000, we helped Warda purchase not only transfusion supplies but also a medical backpack and other essentials for providing initial treatment to an evacuated soldier of any gender.