Come Back Alive
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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…
- “Come Back Alive” Foundation raised 30 million hryvnyas a day with the help of the initiative “Hey IT community, let's buy a small plane for the army?” At 9 am on May 7, the fundraiser…
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I think we will have two, three, or even four years to prepare as much as possible for the future offensive
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«The main goal is to document everything so that this war can’t be rewritten. Unlike WW2, which russians have dramatically rewrote».
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Speaking at Saturday's opening ceremony of the Invictus Games in Hague, Prince Harry said "the world is united" with Ukraine. This was reported by CNN. Speaking about Ukrainian militaries…
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The “Ukrainian Witness” project revealed how the residents of Trostianets welcomed the first humanitarian aid after the liberation from the russian occupiers, as well as how they…
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On 28 March 28, International Charitable Foundation "Come Back Alive" handed over 2275 technical military items to the Ukrainian military, as reported by the press service of the fund…
- In order to raise funds for the support of the Ukrainian army, we have put together a charitable collection of NFT* art on the topic of war by teenagers who are 11-17 years old. All…
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Valerii Zaluzhnyi, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, has thanked the foundation ‘Come Back Alive’ for the money raised for the army’s needs. ‘Come Back Alive’…