“I problemi maggiori derivano dall’indifferenza”, afferma Petro, un veterano e comproprietario di un’autofficina che ripara le auto dei soldati e aiuta ad adattare i veicoli alle esigenze degli amputati.

“The biggest problems come from indifference,” says Petro Shuklinov, a servicemember who created a unique auto repair shop. According to him, people are willing to donate to drones or new cars – it’s new and effective. Less popular options are repairing existing cars or re-equipping them for amputees’ needs. Frontliner visited a car service shop with the life-affirming name “Nesemos”, which closes the “uninteresting” gaps.

Text: Olena Maksymenko
Photos: Maksym Kishka

Adapted: Olena Sharhorodska

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What an amazing business model. May he be wildly successful!