Our team’s eighth frontline trip of 2026 lasted four days. We traveled from Zaporizhzhia Oblast to Sumy Oblast, delivering much-needed support to Ukrainian defenders.
The journey was not without challenges. There were unexpected difficulties on the road, and lately every trip seems harder than the last. Nevertheless, the mission was accomplished. Everything that our team, ambassadors, volunteers, patrons, and partners worked so hard to provide has been delivered and is already helping protect the lives of our soldiers and the territorial integrity of Ukraine.
During this trip, we delivered:
- Two vehicles. One was handed over to the Unmanned Systems Forces, while the second was returned to a soldier of the Third Separate Assault Brigade after undergoing repairs.
- One buggy for assault units.
- 40 monitors.
- One 18-inch drone for the 241st Brigade.
- Ammunition.
- Six power stations.
- Two anti-drone shotguns for the Special Operations Forces. One of them was purchased through our Easter fundraising campaign. We are especially grateful to our ambassadors and patrons whose support helped us successfully complete and close that campaign during this trip.
In total, we delivered assistance worth more than UAH 1,151,000.
We also collected one vehicle for repairs.
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the Chipo gas station network for their ongoing fuel support and reliable partnership. We also thank all of our ambassadors who continue to open and promote additional fundraising jars. Our appreciation goes to every partner, patron, and donor. Your support enables us to fulfill military requests, and that is truly invaluable.
We also ask everyone to support our current fundraising campaign, “The Frontline and the Vyshyvanka,” and help us bring it to a successful close.
Photos from our frontline trip
