Protective mesh

Having analysed all the possible options, we have selected an excellent synthetic fabric with a pattern best suited to the conditions in our country. Our team has created a comfortable environment for volunteers to weave the nets, and we are constantly assessing the terrain and the soldiers’ needs, selecting the fabric colour accordingly.

Today, it is a small community of people who care: about 70 girls regularly or periodically join in weaving. For many, it is not only a way to support the military, but also an opportunity to be close to those who share common values. During work, the participants communicate, support each other, sometimes watch films or podcasts together – and at the same time systematically make nets for the front.

An educational institution has also joined the initiative, where students and employees opened a second weaving location.

As of July 2026, 135 camouflage nets, which amounts to more than 16,200 m² of camouflage surface, have been provided to military units in key areas of the frontlines.