Yakutia announces it sent 99 vehicles and 173 tons of aid to the Ukraine front

The Yakutia government announced that since the beginning of 2025, 99 vehicles, 8 motorcycles and 3 ATVs, along with 173 tons of humanitarian aid by land and 28 tons by air, have been sent to Russia's military operation zone in Ukraine. A special team will also be sent to enhance security measures in the region.

Scraper SystemJuly 02, 2026, 10:22 AM

Yakutia announces it sent 99 vehicles and 173 tons of aid to the Ukraine front

The government of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), a federal subject of Russia, announced in a statement on July 2, 2025, that 99 vehicles have been sent to the special military operation zone in Ukraine since the beginning of 2025. According to the statement, the dispatched vehicles include 8 motorcycles and 3 ATVs.

It was stated that 173 tons of humanitarian aid were delivered to the operation zone by land, and over 28 tons of cargo were sent by air. The efforts are being carried out in close cooperation with the republic's regional operation headquarters, the Emergency Situations Service, the Permanent Mission of Yakutia in Moscow, and the Moscow Operation Headquarters.

Georgiy Kurkutov, head of the Northeast Donbass Aid and Support Fund and head of the coordination center of the 'Together to Victory' republican commission, announced that a special group of experts will soon be sent to Yakutia's strongholds in the operation zone to strengthen security measures, organize technical documentation, and handle logistics.

Kurkutov said, 'This will ensure the uninterrupted work and planned rotation of our colleagues assigned for a certain period.'

Kurkutov also reported that a working group has been formed for the next Antifascist Forum to be held in Yakutia as part of this year's National Unity Day. 'As a multi-ethnic region, the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) aims to be the flagship in promoting the slogan "The People and the Army are One,"' he said.

The 'Together to Victory!' republican commission, led by Yakutia's Head Aysen Nikolayev, who is also the secretary of the United Russia party's Yakutia regional branch, coordinates support efforts for the special military operation.

Yakutia announces it sent 99 vehicles and 173 tons of aid to the Ukraine front