The WOG network of fuel stations has joined the ‘Pluses’ Program within the Army+ app

The WOG fuel station network has become the fourth partner in the ‘Pluses’ National Support Program for Service Members through the Army+ app, offering defenders discounts on fuel, menu items, and goods.

“We continue to unite companies that provide warmth and care under the unified banner of ‘Pluses.’ WOG, one of the largest fuel station networks, has joined the National Program in the Army+ app. They have developed a comprehensive offer for our service members, which will significantly reduce expenses on fuel and food,” said Kateryna Chernohorenko, Deputy Minister of Defence for Digital Development.

Thanks to WOG, the military will save UAH 6 per liter of petrol and diesel fuel, as well as UAH 2.5 per liter of compressed gas. In addition, they will receive a 20% discount on the WOG Cafe menu and 10% off products in the WOG Market store, excluding alcohol, tobacco products, and promotional items. All that is needed is to generate a QR code in the app and let the operator scan it at the checkout of the fuel station. The discount can be used with every purchase. This offer applies nationwide.

“The integration of WOG into the Army+ app’s ‘Pluses’ Program is a significant initiative to bolster support for military personnel. It is of utmost importance to us that our defenders feel supported and receive enhanced conditions when purchasing quality fuel, food, their favorite coffee, or other goods at WOG fuel stations,” said Hennadii Karlinskyi, Marketing Director of WOG.

To recap, the ‘Pluses’ National Support Program for Service Members was launched in December 2024. The Program aims to unite large businesses and offer defenders special deals on goods and services. Military personnel have utilized the offers 100,000 times during this period, saving over UAH 9 million. The first companies to join the Program were Ukrzaliznytsia, offering railway tickets from a special reserve; Ukrnafta, providing discounts on fuel and menu items; and the logistics company Nova Poshta, offering delivery to frontline branches for just 1 UAH.