Volunteers in Lipetsk libraries are weaving invisible nets for the fighters of the Special Operations Forces.

In the city libraries of Lipetsk, volunteers are creating invisible nets. Their feature lies in special threads of a protective color. They are strong, and most importantly, "invisible" to drone cameras. Fighters install such nets above trenches, hang them over entrances to bunkers and observation points. The equipment gets tangled in the nets during an attack, thus not causing serious damage. The idea of invisible nets was invented by a resident of Lipetsk. He serves in reconnaissance and is currently in the ATO zone. As specialists note, the nets essentially look like regular fishing nets, only with larger cells. Volunteers will teach anyone interested how to weave the nets, provide threads and special machines, as reported by the city hall press service. Those interested can find out about the dates of meetings with volunteers weaving invisible nets by calling the customer service department of the Central City Library named after S. Yesenin at 35-35-51.

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