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The Russian army is trying to advance from Bakhmut towards Chasiv Yar. Paratroopers of the 217th Parachute Regiment, who killed Ukrainian civilians in Hostomel, Bucha and Irpin, are…
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Any alternatives to US aid will cost Ukraine more in the future in terms of terms and conditions, because US funding is non-repayable.
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The UNITED24 fundraising platform, the Come Back Alive Foundation, and monobank have launched the second joint project Operation Unity-2. New Year's Fireworks. Its goal is to raise…
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The Come Back Alive Foundation has raised UAH 15 million (about 410,000 dollars) for army scouts and showed what the Black Box project raised funds for. "We are opening the Black Box…
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To mark the anniversary of the launch of the Black Box project, the Competent Army Assistance Foundation Come Back Alive and blogger Ihor Lachenkov are raising 15 million hryvnyas…
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According to the Kantar Online Track survey conducted in April, Ukrainians have indicated the organizations and areas of assistance they are most willing to donate to. The top five…
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The Come Back Alive (Povernys Zhyvym) Army Assistance Foundation has launched a fundraiser to purchase equipment for one of the Armed Forces units that will help the Ukrainian military…
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The Come Back Alive foundation and PrivatBank have announced a UAH 31 million fundraising drive to purchase fireproof uniforms and aviation helmets. This will cover the need for special…
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The Ukrainian Witness project showed the city of Kherson, which had been under Russian occupation for more than eight months. The video released by the project shows footage from de-occupied…
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The Come Back Alive foundation for competent aid to the army and Baykar, a Turkish company producing Bayraktar TB2 and Bayraktar Akinci UAVs, have officially announced cooperation…
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Come Back Alive Foundation was the first in Ukraine to buy a Bayraktar TB2 unmanned aerial vehicle. Its cost is 16,502,450 USD. The foundation said on social networks that the complete…
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The russian army is turning Donbas to ashes, destroying all infrastructure there. Journalists from the Ukrainian Witness project, who visited Pokrovsky near Bakhmut, asked the Ukrainian…
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"Come Back Alive" foundation made the largest in its history one-time transfer of night surveillance“Come Back Alive” Foundation made the largest one-time transfer of "thermal" in its history - night surveillance. Ukrainian defenders received 467 thermal imagers and 27 special sights… -
The Ukrainian Witness project has published a video of the consequences of russia's offensive in the Luhansk region and attempts to cross the Severskiy Donets River. The video shows…
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Over 100m dollars, or 3,498,665,623.37 hryvnias, were raised since February 24 to May 16 to help the Ukrainian army by the Come Back Alive, fund for Ukrainian fighters. "Thanks to…