The “Work&Travel Konstantinovka” patch from the Ukrainian brand PSDinfo® is made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC). It is attached to the panel for Velcro. It has stitching around the edges for added durability.
The set comes with three themed cards with descriptions of events on the back that have forever gone down in history:
1. In March-April 2014, Russian terrorist troops occupied more than seven percent of our territory, in particular the city of Konstantinovka, so Ukrainians were forced to mobilize all resources and defend the territorial integrity and independence of the country;
2. On May 4, 2014, the Ukrainian military attempted to liberate the city. From two helicopters in Kostyantynivka landed ATO forces. The fiercest battle continued for the TV tower of Kostyantynivka. However, the liberation of Konstantinovka occurred only two months later. To liberate the city were involved units of the BOP NSU “DONBASS”, 79 ODSShBr, 95 ODSShBr, 80 ODSShBr;
3. Kostyantynivka remains a potential target for the aggressor, particularly because of its railroad hub. Because the highway from Maryinka to Ugledar runs through the town. Thus, the enemy wants to open the way to Ugledar and strike in the rear of the group that holds the city.
Specifications
Shape: Rectangular
Orientation: Horizontal
Material: PVC
Attachment method: Velcro
Overall dimensions: 8 x 4 cm (Width x Height)
Weight: 12 g
Additional information: 3 thematic cards
Made in Ukraine
