Caravans are put to good use by Ukrainians

DONATION FROM PLYMOUTH SERVES MILITARY PURPOSE

- ANDY PHILLIPS

CARAVANS from Plymouth are becoming an important tool for Ukraine in its battle against Russia, as they are now being used as mobile command and intelligence units.

The latest caravan to be taken from Plymouth, delivered earlier this month, was this week dug in at a front-line position for use by a special military intelligence brigade under General Kyrylo Budanov, dubbed Ukraine's 'spy master!

Prior to being taken out to Ukraine, the caravan was spray-painted in camouflage colours and adorned with the Azov Brigade logo by a Plymouth graffiti artist who uses the call sign Aura.

Andreas Evangelou and Maksym Litvinov took the caravan, which was filled with supplies for hospitals, orphans and stricken residents near the front line, from Plymouth earlier this month. They have now launched an appeal for anyone willing to donate a caravan to come forward for their next trip, which is planned for June.