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This is just one of the reasons I joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine. On one of my many animal evacuations in Sivers’k #Ukraine I was targeted by russians, and they missed by only 50 meters. My saving grace was I parked between some trees and a building, with a small 1m embankment, otherwise who knows if I would be here to write this. #russiaisaterroriststate targeting civilians and animals all to terrorize the general population into submission. Donating directly to units in the Armed Forces is the best thing you can do to protect Ukrainians. That’s why we collect our own donations. We can purchase the battlefield equipment we need, the moment we need it. No delays, no breaches of OPSEC when new people come to deliver aid. Just people helping us defend the people. #Support93 #SupportUkraine

This is just one of the reasons I joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine. On one of my many animal evacuations in Sivers’k #Ukraine I was targeted by russians, and they missed by only 50 meters. My saving grace was I parked between some trees and a building, with a small 1m embankment, otherwise who knows if I would be here to write this. #russiaisaterroriststate targeting civilians and animals all to terrorize the general population into submission. Donating directly to units in the Armed Forces is the best thing you can do to protect Ukrainians. That’s why we collect our own donations. We can purchase the battlefield equipment we need, the moment we need it. No delays, no breaches of OPSEC when new people come to deliver aid. Just people helping us defend the people. #Support93 #SupportUkraine

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Before I was a soldier, I traveled frontline areas, mostly in Donetsk Oblast, to bring food and water to civilians living under russian terror - for 2 years. Eventually I was evacuating people and animals more than I was bringing in aid. Julie (Pictured) was my friend Sergei’s dog. Sergei helped me find the animals and people in Sivers’k who needed help the most, in the areas of the city that was usually off limits. Julie was always with him as he was driving around helping the people of Sivers’k, his home town, now under constant shelling and FPV threat by the russians. On April 14th,2024 Sergei and three others were murdered by russians. Their only crime, being Ukrainian on Ukrainian soil. I found out through a telegram channel notification, “4 civilians killed in Sivers’k”. There were no names but I instantly knew he was gone. russians will call this land their own and say they are liberating these people but he was buried with a Ukrainian flag because he was a Ukrainian man in Ukraine. The biggest enemy to the Kremlin. Two weeks later I went to visit his grave and I found Елка, russian for Christmas Tree, sitting 100m meters from his grave, waiting near the entrance of his usual place of work. I brought her home and found his family but his wife and child are living in an IDP centre, their lives uprooted by war, and they can’t take her in. Now Julie is mine. A constant reminder of why I am here, why I am fighting and why no matter what propagandists will tell you about Donetsk Oblast, it’s all just Kremlin bullshit. The most common theme with these Vatniks is that they will say anything to blame anyone else but the people who are guilty of the crimes. They will scream about Nazis and corruption, like russia doesn’t have an extreme problem with both of these things, to excuse genocide. A soldier has a choice when he holds a gun and enters a town. And we see time and time again what russians are capable of doing to other human beings. We will never forget and we will never forgive. #RussiaIsATerroristState #StandWithUkraine

Before I was a soldier, I traveled frontline areas, mostly in Donetsk Oblast, to bring food and water to civilians living under russian terror - for 2 years. Eventually I was evacuating people and animals more than I was bringing in aid. Julie (Pictured) was my friend Sergei’s dog. Sergei helped me find the animals and people in Sivers’k who needed help the most, in the areas of the city that was usually off limits. Julie was always with him as he was driving around helping the people of Sivers’k, his home town, now under constant shelling and FPV threat by the russians. On April 14th,2024 Sergei and three others were murdered by russians. Their only crime, being Ukrainian on Ukrainian soil. I found out through a telegram channel notification, “4 civilians killed in Sivers’k”. There were no names but I instantly knew he was gone. russians will call this land their own and say they are liberating these people but he was buried with a Ukrainian flag because he was a Ukrainian man in Ukraine. The biggest enemy to the Kremlin. Two weeks later I went to visit his grave and I found Елка, russian for Christmas Tree, sitting 100m meters from his grave, waiting near the entrance of his usual place of work. I brought her home and found his family but his wife and child are living in an IDP centre, their lives uprooted by war, and they can’t take her in. Now Julie is mine. A constant reminder of why I am here, why I am fighting and why no matter what propagandists will tell you about Donetsk Oblast, it’s all just Kremlin bullshit. The most common theme with these Vatniks is that they will say anything to blame anyone else but the people who are guilty of the crimes. They will scream about Nazis and corruption, like russia doesn’t have an extreme problem with both of these things, to excuse genocide. A soldier has a choice when he holds a gun and enters a town. And we see time and time again what russians are capable of doing to other human beings. We will never forget and we will never forgive. #RussiaIsATerroristState #StandWithUkraine

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Since I started walking, I have been eating British military rations for almost three meals a day, every day. And I have one question: Why does every single package contain beans? I understand they are filling. I understand they have protein. I understand they are practical for military rations. But the things currently happening inside my body are catastrophically terrible. As I walk down the highway, releasing what can only be described as biological warfare, I keep thinking the same thing: Thank God I am not trapped in a blindage with a group of men right now. #british #military #rations

Since I started walking, I have been eating British military rations for almost three meals a day, every day. And I have one question: Why does every single package contain beans? I understand they are filling. I understand they have protein. I understand they are practical for military rations. But the things currently happening inside my body are catastrophically terrible. As I walk down the highway, releasing what can only be described as biological warfare, I keep thinking the same thing: Thank God I am not trapped in a blindage with a group of men right now. #british #military #rations

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For those who don’t know me, my name is April Huggett. I am from #Canada and a junior sergeant in the 93rd Brigade’s Alcatraz Battalion in #Ukraine. I am currently walking from Kyiv to Kramatorsk to raise awareness and funds for my soldiers. Today, I officially crossed the 100 kilometer mark. Now I am looking forward to some much-needed rest while I wait out the worst of the sun and the possible rain. I found shelter beneath a bridge, and while it may have its ups and downs, right now I am simply grateful to have found a safe place to stop. I am feeling optimistic, proud, and ready to keep moving. Thank you for following my journey and supporting my soldiers every step of the way. P.S. for more updates along the way be sure to follow me on Instagram ))

For those who don’t know me, my name is April Huggett. I am from #Canada and a junior sergeant in the 93rd Brigade’s Alcatraz Battalion in #Ukraine. I am currently walking from Kyiv to Kramatorsk to raise awareness and funds for my soldiers. Today, I officially crossed the 100 kilometer mark. Now I am looking forward to some much-needed rest while I wait out the worst of the sun and the possible rain. I found shelter beneath a bridge, and while it may have its ups and downs, right now I am simply grateful to have found a safe place to stop. I am feeling optimistic, proud, and ready to keep moving. Thank you for following my journey and supporting my soldiers every step of the way. P.S. for more updates along the way be sure to follow me on Instagram ))

153,744 просмотров • 10 дней назад

Never forgotten. One more coffee with my brothers for the road. Alcatraz Battalion 93-тя бригада Холодний Яр

Never forgotten. One more coffee with my brothers for the road. Alcatraz Battalion 93-тя бригада Холодний Яр

63,495 просмотров • 17 дней назад

I’ve been sharing a lot of videos from my journey from Kyiv to Kramatorsk, but I want to stop for a moment and remind the world why I am doing this. This walk is not about proving how far I can go. It is about the soldiers who cannot leave their positions. The men defending Ukraine while their shelters are destroyed, their equipment is lost, and the world slowly turns its attention elsewhere. I am walking because they still need us. They need thermal drones. They need equipment. They need their positions rebuilt. They need to know that people are still watching, still listening, and still willing to stand beside them. Every kilometer I walk is for the men I serve with. For those still fighting. For those we have lost. For the soldiers carrying more pain than most people will ever understand. I can carry sore feet. I can carry exhaustion. I can carry this road. But I cannot carry this mission alone. Help me raise $50,000 while I walk up to 50 kilometres a day from Kyiv to Kramatorsk. Please donate. Please share this journey. Please help me remind the world that Ukraine is still fighting, and our soldiers still need us. Every step for them. #Support93 #SupportUkraine

I’ve been sharing a lot of videos from my journey from Kyiv to Kramatorsk, but I want to stop for a moment and remind the world why I am doing this. This walk is not about proving how far I can go. It is about the soldiers who cannot leave their positions. The men defending Ukraine while their shelters are destroyed, their equipment is lost, and the world slowly turns its attention elsewhere. I am walking because they still need us. They need thermal drones. They need equipment. They need their positions rebuilt. They need to know that people are still watching, still listening, and still willing to stand beside them. Every kilometer I walk is for the men I serve with. For those still fighting. For those we have lost. For the soldiers carrying more pain than most people will ever understand. I can carry sore feet. I can carry exhaustion. I can carry this road. But I cannot carry this mission alone. Help me raise $50,000 while I walk up to 50 kilometres a day from Kyiv to Kramatorsk. Please donate. Please share this journey. Please help me remind the world that Ukraine is still fighting, and our soldiers still need us. Every step for them. #Support93 #SupportUkraine

12,344 просмотров • 4 дней назад

I have officially made it to the cafe slash tire repair shop on the highway in Panfyly, where I ordered borscht and varenyky. After walking through the rain, I cannot explain how excited I am for a hot meal before continuing the rest of today’s journey. This is the first day since I started walking that I have seen any real cooling weather or water falling from the sky, and right now, I am incredibly grateful for it. Foreshadowing… More than anything, I am grateful for every person following this journey, sharing it, supporting my soldiers, and donating to help us rebuild the positions being defended and destroyed at this very moment. While I am walking, my soldiers are still holding the line. Every donation helps us replace what is being lost and gives the next men going into those positions a better chance of coming home. Thank you for continuing to walk beside me. I did not get a very good video of the cafe itself, but if you ever find yourself in Panfyly, it is the only tire repair shop slash cafe on the highway. You cannot miss it. Added a little review for M-TAC 😉 #Support93 #SupportUkraine

I have officially made it to the cafe slash tire repair shop on the highway in Panfyly, where I ordered borscht and varenyky. After walking through the rain, I cannot explain how excited I am for a hot meal before continuing the rest of today’s journey. This is the first day since I started walking that I have seen any real cooling weather or water falling from the sky, and right now, I am incredibly grateful for it. Foreshadowing… More than anything, I am grateful for every person following this journey, sharing it, supporting my soldiers, and donating to help us rebuild the positions being defended and destroyed at this very moment. While I am walking, my soldiers are still holding the line. Every donation helps us replace what is being lost and gives the next men going into those positions a better chance of coming home. Thank you for continuing to walk beside me. I did not get a very good video of the cafe itself, but if you ever find yourself in Panfyly, it is the only tire repair shop slash cafe on the highway. You cannot miss it. Added a little review for M-TAC 😉 #Support93 #SupportUkraine

17,364 просмотров • 8 дней назад

I am set up in my tent for the night, with my poncho stretched out as best as I could manage in the dark. Ignore me shoving everything into my backpack so I can prop up my feet. First, thank you to everyone who continues to share my journey, donate to my battalion, and help me support my soldiers. Every share and every donation matters more than you know. But I also want to take a moment to say something, not for the person who zoomed in on a photograph of my face to mock the peach fuzz, but for every woman who might see something like that and suddenly feel ashamed of her own body. Hair on a woman’s body is normal. Peach fuzz is normal. Chin hairs are normal. Hormonal changes are normal. Bodies change after pregnancy, with age, with stress, and throughout our lives. Some women remove their facial hair, and some do not. I do not dermaplane, and I have no intention of starting because somebody on the internet decided my natural face was something to ridicule. I have darker hairs on my chin that I pluck. I am not embarrassed to say that. I am a human being. Women are constantly held to impossible beauty standards. Men experience it too. We are taught to inspect ourselves, criticize ourselves, and feel ashamed of the completely normal bodies we live in. Please do not allow cruel people to decide how you feel about yourself. Your body does not have to be flawless to be beautiful. You do not have to change yourself to deserve confidence, respect, or love. Love yourself. Take up space. Be human. #LoveYourself #StandWithUkraine

I am set up in my tent for the night, with my poncho stretched out as best as I could manage in the dark. Ignore me shoving everything into my backpack so I can prop up my feet. First, thank you to everyone who continues to share my journey, donate to my battalion, and help me support my soldiers. Every share and every donation matters more than you know. But I also want to take a moment to say something, not for the person who zoomed in on a photograph of my face to mock the peach fuzz, but for every woman who might see something like that and suddenly feel ashamed of her own body. Hair on a woman’s body is normal. Peach fuzz is normal. Chin hairs are normal. Hormonal changes are normal. Bodies change after pregnancy, with age, with stress, and throughout our lives. Some women remove their facial hair, and some do not. I do not dermaplane, and I have no intention of starting because somebody on the internet decided my natural face was something to ridicule. I have darker hairs on my chin that I pluck. I am not embarrassed to say that. I am a human being. Women are constantly held to impossible beauty standards. Men experience it too. We are taught to inspect ourselves, criticize ourselves, and feel ashamed of the completely normal bodies we live in. Please do not allow cruel people to decide how you feel about yourself. Your body does not have to be flawless to be beautiful. You do not have to change yourself to deserve confidence, respect, or love. Love yourself. Take up space. Be human. #LoveYourself #StandWithUkraine

13,345 просмотров • 7 дней назад

I have made it to 145 kilometers. I am one hour away from reaching 150 kilometers and from the supply box waiting for me there. Fresh socks, food, water, and the small things that feel like everything after this many kilometers. The hardest part is my feet. I am not tired. I still have the strength to keep moving. But every step hurts now. And every time the pain becomes loud, I think about my soldiers. I think about what they endure every day. I think about the pain they carry, the lives they have sacrificed, and the brothers we have already lost. I think about every soldier still standing on the front line, not only mine, but every defender of Ukraine. Then sore feet feel very small. So I keep walking. Thank you for following this journey. Thank you for supporting me. Most of all, thank you for standing with my soldiers and reminding them that they are not alone. #Support93 #SupportUkraine

I have made it to 145 kilometers. I am one hour away from reaching 150 kilometers and from the supply box waiting for me there. Fresh socks, food, water, and the small things that feel like everything after this many kilometers. The hardest part is my feet. I am not tired. I still have the strength to keep moving. But every step hurts now. And every time the pain becomes loud, I think about my soldiers. I think about what they endure every day. I think about the pain they carry, the lives they have sacrificed, and the brothers we have already lost. I think about every soldier still standing on the front line, not only mine, but every defender of Ukraine. Then sore feet feel very small. So I keep walking. Thank you for following this journey. Thank you for supporting me. Most of all, thank you for standing with my soldiers and reminding them that they are not alone. #Support93 #SupportUkraine

11,023 просмотров • 6 дней назад

It is 4:45 in the morning on the second day of my walk from #Kyiv to #Kramatorsk. Vlad from the Okko came to see me with homemade cutlets and pilaf his mother made for my breakfast. He refused to let me leave without eating. And that is Ukrainians. They can be carrying more than most people could imagine, and still they will show up with food in their hands and kindness in their hearts. They will give what they have, even when they do not have much to give. That is why I am walking. I am walking for the people who still choose goodness in the middle of war. For the families who feed others while their own country burns. For the soldiers in my battalion who stand between these homes and everything trying to destroy them. I am the only foreigner in my battalion. I am one of the only voices here that can reach beyond Ukraine. So I am using it. These men are not only defending one line on a map. They are defending homes, mothers, fields, cities, memories, and the future of Europe. I truly believe that. I need your help to bring silent protection to our soldiers. I need your help to protect this land, because protecting this land means protecting its people. People like Vlad. Please donate. Please share. Please keep walking with me. #StandWithUkraine

It is 4:45 in the morning on the second day of my walk from #Kyiv to #Kramatorsk. Vlad from the Okko came to see me with homemade cutlets and pilaf his mother made for my breakfast. He refused to let me leave without eating. And that is Ukrainians. They can be carrying more than most people could imagine, and still they will show up with food in their hands and kindness in their hearts. They will give what they have, even when they do not have much to give. That is why I am walking. I am walking for the people who still choose goodness in the middle of war. For the families who feed others while their own country burns. For the soldiers in my battalion who stand between these homes and everything trying to destroy them. I am the only foreigner in my battalion. I am one of the only voices here that can reach beyond Ukraine. So I am using it. These men are not only defending one line on a map. They are defending homes, mothers, fields, cities, memories, and the future of Europe. I truly believe that. I need your help to bring silent protection to our soldiers. I need your help to protect this land, because protecting this land means protecting its people. People like Vlad. Please donate. Please share. Please keep walking with me. #StandWithUkraine

20,820 просмотров • 13 дней назад

I received news from the front today that shattered something in me. Another face. Another life. Another person I now have to carry with me on this road. My body hurts. My feet are torn and sore. But I am alive, and today that feels like a privilege. Every step I take now has more weight behind it. This walk is not about proving how far I can go. It is about the soldiers who may never get the chance to walk home. Please do not look away. Not everyone can donate, but everyone can share. Share this journey. Share their names. Share their sacrifice. Help me make sure they are seen. Support Alcatraz. #SupportUkraine

I received news from the front today that shattered something in me. Another face. Another life. Another person I now have to carry with me on this road. My body hurts. My feet are torn and sore. But I am alive, and today that feels like a privilege. Every step I take now has more weight behind it. This walk is not about proving how far I can go. It is about the soldiers who may never get the chance to walk home. Please do not look away. Not everyone can donate, but everyone can share. Share this journey. Share their names. Share their sacrifice. Help me make sure they are seen. Support Alcatraz. #SupportUkraine

11,376 просмотров • 6 дней назад

I am a #Canadian woman serving as a medic in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. I have seen what this war does up close. I have seen soldiers joke through exhaustion because if they stop laughing, they might break. I have seen villages emptied, animals left behind, homes turned into ruins, and good people carrying more pain than any human should ever have to carry. And still, every day, our people keep going. But courage does not stop drones. Hope does not replace medical supplies, batteries, radios, vehicles, generators, or the equipment that keeps our soldiers alive. That is why I am asking for help. The Alcatraz Battalion needs support urgently. We are fighting with everything we have, but we are constantly short of what we need. Every delay costs us. Every missing piece of equipment puts someone’s son, daughter, husband, wife, brother, sister, or friend in more danger. I know people are tired. I know the world is overwhelmed. I know there are a million causes asking for your attention. But please don’t look away from Ukraine. Behind every fundraiser is a real person trying to survive another day. Behind every donation is a chance that someone comes home alive. Even the smallest amount matters here. It turns into fuel for evacuations. It turns into medical supplies. It turns into batteries, protection, repairs, and time. Sometimes it turns into the difference between life and death. Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send this to someone who might help. We are not asking for comfort. We are asking for the tools to keep fighting, keep rescuing, keep holding the line, and keep our people alive. Ukraine is still here. We are still here. And we still need you. #Support93 #SupportUkraine

I am a #Canadian woman serving as a medic in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. I have seen what this war does up close. I have seen soldiers joke through exhaustion because if they stop laughing, they might break. I have seen villages emptied, animals left behind, homes turned into ruins, and good people carrying more pain than any human should ever have to carry. And still, every day, our people keep going. But courage does not stop drones. Hope does not replace medical supplies, batteries, radios, vehicles, generators, or the equipment that keeps our soldiers alive. That is why I am asking for help. The Alcatraz Battalion needs support urgently. We are fighting with everything we have, but we are constantly short of what we need. Every delay costs us. Every missing piece of equipment puts someone’s son, daughter, husband, wife, brother, sister, or friend in more danger. I know people are tired. I know the world is overwhelmed. I know there are a million causes asking for your attention. But please don’t look away from Ukraine. Behind every fundraiser is a real person trying to survive another day. Behind every donation is a chance that someone comes home alive. Even the smallest amount matters here. It turns into fuel for evacuations. It turns into medical supplies. It turns into batteries, protection, repairs, and time. Sometimes it turns into the difference between life and death. Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send this to someone who might help. We are not asking for comfort. We are asking for the tools to keep fighting, keep rescuing, keep holding the line, and keep our people alive. Ukraine is still here. We are still here. And we still need you. #Support93 #SupportUkraine

66,727 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

I am making posts I never wanted to make because I am honestly tired and for many people you won’t want to see this. But if I am going to get my mental health back I need to finally talk about the hell I have been living through because of Anne Catherine Magnette - Tatou Ania. This is part 1 of I don’t know how many but today I want to try and take back my peace and focus on #Ukraine

I am making posts I never wanted to make because I am honestly tired and for many people you won’t want to see this. But if I am going to get my mental health back I need to finally talk about the hell I have been living through because of Anne Catherine Magnette - Tatou Ania. This is part 1 of I don’t know how many but today I want to try and take back my peace and focus on #Ukraine

168,998 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

I am rested, and although my face is swollen, I am in good spirits. I want to thank every single person following my journey across Ukraine, sharing my story, and supporting my soldiers. Because in the end, this is not about how far I can walk. It is about the men still fighting in Donetsk Oblast while the world slowly looks away. My soldiers are still in the trenches. Their positions are still being destroyed. They are still fighting, sacrificing, and holding the line every hour of every day. Even when we cannot physically stand beside them, we can make sure they know they are not alone. Every donation helps us replace destroyed equipment, rebuild positions, and give my soldiers what they need to survive and return home. Every share keeps their faces, their sacrifices, and the fight for Donetsk Oblast in front of the world. Please donate. Please share. Please keep walking beside me, so the men I am walking for know that people are still standing with them. They deserve to know they have not been forgotten. #StandWithUkraine

I am rested, and although my face is swollen, I am in good spirits. I want to thank every single person following my journey across Ukraine, sharing my story, and supporting my soldiers. Because in the end, this is not about how far I can walk. It is about the men still fighting in Donetsk Oblast while the world slowly looks away. My soldiers are still in the trenches. Their positions are still being destroyed. They are still fighting, sacrificing, and holding the line every hour of every day. Even when we cannot physically stand beside them, we can make sure they know they are not alone. Every donation helps us replace destroyed equipment, rebuild positions, and give my soldiers what they need to survive and return home. Every share keeps their faces, their sacrifices, and the fight for Donetsk Oblast in front of the world. Please donate. Please share. Please keep walking beside me, so the men I am walking for know that people are still standing with them. They deserve to know they have not been forgotten. #StandWithUkraine

11,131 просмотров • 10 дней назад

I am in a place where I cannot record but please do not forget: I am a Junior Sergeant in the Alcatraz Battalion battalion, a #Canadian, and a Senior Combat Medic in the Armed Forces of #Ukraine. We are at a critical point. Right now, we still have a window to move equipment into our positions before the fields dry and the enemy can push harder and faster. We urgently need everything from power stations to ground drones and the tools that keep our soldiers alive and effective on the front. This moment matters. What we do now will shape what happens next. Do not be indifferent. Share this. Talk about it. Support it. Donate if you can: Every contribution directly helps us hold the line. #Suppor93 #SupportUkraine

I am in a place where I cannot record but please do not forget: I am a Junior Sergeant in the Alcatraz Battalion battalion, a #Canadian, and a Senior Combat Medic in the Armed Forces of #Ukraine. We are at a critical point. Right now, we still have a window to move equipment into our positions before the fields dry and the enemy can push harder and faster. We urgently need everything from power stations to ground drones and the tools that keep our soldiers alive and effective on the front. This moment matters. What we do now will shape what happens next. Do not be indifferent. Share this. Talk about it. Support it. Donate if you can: Every contribution directly helps us hold the line. #Suppor93 #SupportUkraine

50,895 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

I am a #Canadian, a soldier in the Armed forces of #Ukraine and today I’m begging politicians in #Europe to get off their asses and do something about what is happening. Time for talks has long passed; We all promised “Never Again”. Put action to our words and honour our ancestors who gave their lives for our freedoms. Even if it means giving our lives for our future generations. Ukrainians shouldn’t have to die for us and they shouldn’t have to do this alone. #StandWithUkraine #RussiaIsATerroristState

I am a #Canadian, a soldier in the Armed forces of #Ukraine and today I’m begging politicians in #Europe to get off their asses and do something about what is happening. Time for talks has long passed; We all promised “Never Again”. Put action to our words and honour our ancestors who gave their lives for our freedoms. Even if it means giving our lives for our future generations. Ukrainians shouldn’t have to die for us and they shouldn’t have to do this alone. #StandWithUkraine #RussiaIsATerroristState

182,742 просмотров • 1 год назад

I am a Canadian in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. A medic in the Alcatraz Battalion battalion. Sometimes people give us advice about what we should do but they are coming from a place of privilege. Privilege not a single one of us gets to enjoy until Russia goes home. #RussiaIsATerroristState #SupportUkraine

I am a Canadian in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. A medic in the Alcatraz Battalion battalion. Sometimes people give us advice about what we should do but they are coming from a place of privilege. Privilege not a single one of us gets to enjoy until Russia goes home. #RussiaIsATerroristState #SupportUkraine

103,792 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

Very proud to have known Rebekah Maciorowski since the early days of 2023. We first met in Pokrovsk, I gave her tourniquets, but over time she became a sort of mentor and most importantly, my friend. The hard work she does for her soldiers taught me that we should go above and beyond our duties. That by doing all the little things we bring up morale and keep our men alive. Just like me, Becca doesn’t post all her work in the background, but you can be sure she never rests. If you don’t follow her, you definitely should and support her when you can 🙏 Thanks for all you do Becca, much love. #SupportUkraine

Very proud to have known Rebekah Maciorowski since the early days of 2023. We first met in Pokrovsk, I gave her tourniquets, but over time she became a sort of mentor and most importantly, my friend. The hard work she does for her soldiers taught me that we should go above and beyond our duties. That by doing all the little things we bring up morale and keep our men alive. Just like me, Becca doesn’t post all her work in the background, but you can be sure she never rests. If you don’t follow her, you definitely should and support her when you can 🙏 Thanks for all you do Becca, much love. #SupportUkraine

81,539 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

russians have been cut off from #Starlink. Right now we have an advantage, but windows like this don’t stay open long. We need every single one of you watching to help us make the most of it and hit them with everything we’ve got. Help us destroy the invaders. We urgently need FPV controllers and monitors. This is the moment.💪 Let’s go‼️ #StandwithUkraine

russians have been cut off from #Starlink. Right now we have an advantage, but windows like this don’t stay open long. We need every single one of you watching to help us make the most of it and hit them with everything we’ve got. Help us destroy the invaders. We urgently need FPV controllers and monitors. This is the moment.💪 Let’s go‼️ #StandwithUkraine

58,079 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

The most random rant of my life. The commander came tonight. In less than 7 days, I will be in position. This will be my last rant until I am back. So fuck Putin, fuck russia & everyone needs to work on the future for the next generation. Help my boys if you can And if you wouldn’t remember it in 5 years, it’s not worth whatever stress you are allowing yourself to have about it right now. #Support93 #SupportUkraine

The most random rant of my life. The commander came tonight. In less than 7 days, I will be in position. This will be my last rant until I am back. So fuck Putin, fuck russia & everyone needs to work on the future for the next generation. Help my boys if you can And if you wouldn’t remember it in 5 years, it’s not worth whatever stress you are allowing yourself to have about it right now. #Support93 #SupportUkraine

67,464 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

I’m exhausted mentally and physically but tonight I found out we urgently need thermal drones. Without them, we are almost paralyzed at night. I have a chance to get at least one on Monday. Maybe two, if I can somehow make it happen. But I can’t do it alone. This is me asking directly, desperately, and honestly: please help. Every donation, every share, every message to someone who might be able to help matters right now. We are infantry, our safety depends on it. Our ability to move, see, and survive depends on it. Please help us get a drone before Monday. #Support93 #SupportUkraine

I’m exhausted mentally and physically but tonight I found out we urgently need thermal drones. Without them, we are almost paralyzed at night. I have a chance to get at least one on Monday. Maybe two, if I can somehow make it happen. But I can’t do it alone. This is me asking directly, desperately, and honestly: please help. Every donation, every share, every message to someone who might be able to help matters right now. We are infantry, our safety depends on it. Our ability to move, see, and survive depends on it. Please help us get a drone before Monday. #Support93 #SupportUkraine

30,220 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

A lot of people have been asking where I am and if I am ok. I am preparing. In two weeks, I will begin my first vacation in nearly two years. I won't be spending it on a beach. I won't be traveling abroad. I won't be resting. Instead, I will walk home. From Maidan and the Alley of Heroes in Kyiv to Kramatorsk. Hundreds of kilometers. Roughly 50 kilometers every day. In the summer heat, where temperatures regularly reach 28°C and above. I have my own health challenges, and there will be days when every step hurts. But compared to what my soldiers endure every day, that discomfort is insignificant. I am doing this because it is easy for the frontline to feel distant when you are not living beside it. For my soldiers, there is no distance. The war is present in every day, every decision, and every kilometer of ground they defend. But my soldiers are still there. They are still defending #Ukraine. They are still living in frontline villages and cities. They are still carrying the weight of a war that most people only see through a screen. Donbas is Ukraine. And Donbas is not some distant place on a map. It is home. My soldiers are former prisoners. Even if they are granted a vacation, it does not look like yours or mine. They will still remain close. They do not get to simply walk away from it. So I am asking for your help. This walk is about awareness, but awareness alone does not keep soldiers alive. Equipment does. Vehicles do. Communications do. Drones do. Recently, our only ground drone struck a mine and was destroyed. That wasn't just a piece of equipment. It was a lifeline. It delivered water. It carried supplies. It reduced risk to the soldiers who depended on it. Now it is gone. And what we have in the field is what we have. That is not a position any unit should be forced into. My goal is to raise a minimum of $50,000 during this journey so that my battalion can continue operating, continue adapting, and continue bringing our people home. Every kilometer I walk is for the soldiers who cannot leave. Every kilometer is for the fallen whose flags stand in the Alley of Heroes. Every kilometer is for Donbas. Every kilometer is for Ukraine. If you can donate, please do. If you cannot donate, share this campaign. Help me carry this message from Kyiv to Kramatorsk. The war is not over. And neither are we. #Support93 #SupportUkraine

A lot of people have been asking where I am and if I am ok. I am preparing. In two weeks, I will begin my first vacation in nearly two years. I won't be spending it on a beach. I won't be traveling abroad. I won't be resting. Instead, I will walk home. From Maidan and the Alley of Heroes in Kyiv to Kramatorsk. Hundreds of kilometers. Roughly 50 kilometers every day. In the summer heat, where temperatures regularly reach 28°C and above. I have my own health challenges, and there will be days when every step hurts. But compared to what my soldiers endure every day, that discomfort is insignificant. I am doing this because it is easy for the frontline to feel distant when you are not living beside it. For my soldiers, there is no distance. The war is present in every day, every decision, and every kilometer of ground they defend. But my soldiers are still there. They are still defending #Ukraine. They are still living in frontline villages and cities. They are still carrying the weight of a war that most people only see through a screen. Donbas is Ukraine. And Donbas is not some distant place on a map. It is home. My soldiers are former prisoners. Even if they are granted a vacation, it does not look like yours or mine. They will still remain close. They do not get to simply walk away from it. So I am asking for your help. This walk is about awareness, but awareness alone does not keep soldiers alive. Equipment does. Vehicles do. Communications do. Drones do. Recently, our only ground drone struck a mine and was destroyed. That wasn't just a piece of equipment. It was a lifeline. It delivered water. It carried supplies. It reduced risk to the soldiers who depended on it. Now it is gone. And what we have in the field is what we have. That is not a position any unit should be forced into. My goal is to raise a minimum of $50,000 during this journey so that my battalion can continue operating, continue adapting, and continue bringing our people home. Every kilometer I walk is for the soldiers who cannot leave. Every kilometer is for the fallen whose flags stand in the Alley of Heroes. Every kilometer is for Donbas. Every kilometer is for Ukraine. If you can donate, please do. If you cannot donate, share this campaign. Help me carry this message from Kyiv to Kramatorsk. The war is not over. And neither are we. #Support93 #SupportUkraine

16,717 просмотров • 1 месяц назад