On February 24, a concert titled 'Help Bring Ukrainian Defenders From Death' took place at the Latvian National Opera, raising an impressive €1,450,000 according to Signe Nīgale, a representative of the fund 'Entrepreneurs for Peace.' The funds raised during the concert will be allocated towards purchasing specialized transportation, unmanned ground systems, communications, and power supply solutions, as well as night vision equipment, all aimed at improving the safe and timely evacuation of injured soldiers.

The event's organizers highlighted the challenges of adhering to the so-called 'Golden Hour' principle of medical aid in NATO countries, particularly in frontline conditions in Ukraine, where intense shelling, drone threats, and destroyed infrastructure often hinder these efforts. The evacuation routes from the front line to medical assistance points can stretch for over 20 kilometers and may take 24 hours or more, making every contribution towards speeding up evacuations a matter of saving lives.

The concert united more than 130 artists from symphonic, choir, and various musical backgrounds, reflecting the solidarity of the Latvian community with Ukraine amidst ongoing conflict. The financial support garnered through this concert emphasizes not only the humanitarian efforts but also the pressing need for logistical solutions in the battlefield to expedite medical assistance.