The 4th “Rubizh” Rapid Reaction Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine has received a STABNET mobile medical stabilization points to aid in rescuing wounded soldiers. This is the ninth Stabnet medical stabilization points delivered to the Ukrainian Defense Forces and the first for the National Guard. The transfer was facilitated by volunteer Damien Harry-Marin, head of the Stabnet NGO Ihor Dobrovolskyi, and a representative of the Together for Ukraine Foundation Andrii Sidletskyi. The Stabnet container, named Phoenix, is fully equipped with medical equipment and will allow the medical service of the “Rubizh” Brigade to provide quick and effective assistance to wounded soldiers in combat zones.

The Stabnet project aims to create a network of mobile stabilization containers to provide fast and effective medical care on the front lines. Each container includes critical medical equipment and can be deployed rapidly near the combat zone. The project plans to deploy at least 100 stabilizing containers in total. The container itself does not have bullet or debris protection, and there have been concerns about the equipment and internal dimensions being too tight for surgical and anesthetic work. The project aims to attract new donors from France, the United States, Germany, and other countries for further development.

ملخص الأخبار

• الحاويات مجهزة بمولداتها الخاصة، أنظمة إمداد المياه والتعقيم، نظام التدفئة والتكييف الهوائي.
• يمكن أن تكون الحاوية جاهزة للعمل خلال دقائق من وصولها إلى الموقع.
• المشروع يستهدف نشر ما لا يقل عن 100 حاوية ثابتة.