A dad who has been providing continuous aid to Ukraine is set to travel out to the war-torn country one year on from the Russian invasion to deliver a series of 'peacekeeping pick-ups'.
Dominic Harris set up Jeeps for Peace in February 2022 and has been continually transporting aid - ranging from food to generators and vehicles - to help the Ukrainian people survive.
The 56-year-old will now head out east again next week on Monday, February 27, to deliver the organisation's next batch of vehicular aid having sent over 30 vehicles already - mostly composed of Mitsubishi Warriors.
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Dominic, from Marchmont, is launching the next fleet from Edinburgh's Usher Hall on Friday, February 24), where they will begin the almost 2,000 mile drive to Lyiv, Ukraine.
The dad-of-two's efforts have been well received by Ukraine, with the vehicles being described as "rockstars of the eastern front" following an appearance on Ukrainian state television.
The fleet of pick-ups are intended to be used as multi-purpose vehicles across the front and have so far driven wounded personnel to safety and delivered food to cut-off areas.
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