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Valerii Markus, 29. Ukrainian soldier, veteran of the Russian-Ukrainian war, writer, blogger and traveler, head master sergeant of the 47th separate battalion. Read about what putin really is, and why every Ukrainian is now fighting for their survival in Valery's diary. 

Ukrainian heroes are defending their homeland day and NIGHT. Our defenders work around the clock, so they are in need of night vision monoculars.

Russia's military has been ordered to pull out of Kherson, the only regional capital it managed to capture after invading in February.

On the battlefield, every second is crucial.

Almost 85% of preventable combat deaths are from bleeding out, and about 10% are from a collapsed lung. Having a well stocked Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK), and knowing how to use its contents saves lives.

Together with our partners Saint Javelin, the Ukrainian World Congress Unite with Ukraine initiative has delivered: 
25 Diesel Generators to the 93rd Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Marharyta Rivchachenko, 25, is a press officer with the Armed Forces of Ukraine; she is currently serving in one of the hottest spots in the war in Donetsk region. Ukrainians, whose lives were previously on very different paths, are now united by a single goal: victory over the occupier. Read about how ordinary people become defenders of their state in Marharyta's diary entry. 

Huge delivery for Ukraine Territorial Defense Forces. Your support is going directly to the territorial defenders in a meaningful way.

Donetsk frontline paramedics get first responder gear from Ukrainian World Congress

Roman Lozynskyi, 28, is a member of Ukraine’s parliament; he was mobilized to the ranks of the Armed Forces back in March and serves in the Special Operations Forces’ 73rd Naval Center. 

Ordinary Ukrainians, civilians, – many of whom have no military training – volunteered by the tens of thousands to take up arms and protect their homeland, when Russia launched a full-scale invasion on 24 February.