As hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians try to get out of the country during the continuing invasion by the Russian military, people in the Bay Area are trying to ship humanitarian aid to those still caught in the battle zone.
The plan is to send a shipment out every week, and more often if necessary.
But Kondratyev, who's also an Iraq war vet, knows there's other items that are desperately needed in the actual battle zone. Getting the supplies to Ukraine is a team effort and everyone at Teknika is working together to make it happen regardless of where they're from.
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