Volunteers fixed all engines and gear boxes, changed the wireworks and painted the vehicles. It took about a month to fix one IFV. The activists spent almost 16 thousand US dollars on spare parts.
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Volunteers fixed armored vehicles for army unit stationed in war-torn Zaitsevo
Locals from south-Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv fixed six infantry fighting vehicles
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