I was filming a video for one of our projects when I found myself reflecting: where did this pile of thank-you certificates from all the military units we’ve supported come from? Incredible to look back and see how much we’ve accomplished. Thank y’all for supporting Ukraine!

Over $80K in equipment was delivered to the drone pilots of the 25th Airborne Brigade "Sicheslav". Our "25th Strike" project is complete. We raised $80,209, spent $81,619, and covered the brigade's full request: 30 Starlink Minis, 2 Marena DK-2 UAVs, an EW station, 8 inverter generators, 4 EcoFlow Delta 2, a Motorola radio, and 188 drone components and batteries.

“For my leg. From Zebra.” That’s the message a Ukrainian soldier wanted written on a long-range strike drone before it flew its mission against Russia. Her name is Yuliia Fedina, callsign Zebra. She serves with Ukraine’s 20th Separate Unmanned Systems @usf_army Brigade “K-2” @k_2army, a unit specializing in drone warfare. Earlier this year, Zebra lost her right foot during a combat mission. Despite her injuries, she managed to apply a tourniquet and reach shelter. A fellow soldier was wounded too. Surgeries followed. Then a prosthetic leg, months of rehabilitation, and a return to military service. In June, Ukraine’s President awarded her the Order for Courage, 3rd Class. But here’s where the story takes an unexpected turn. In September, another Ukrainian unit — the 413th Separate Unmanned Systems Regiment “Raid” @Raid_413, which specializes in drone operations — urgently needed 90,000 hryvnias (around $2,200) to repair its vehicles. They launched a fundraiser with a twist: every 100 UAH donated bought one chance to choose a message to be written on a Ukrainian Fire Point long-range strike drone. Zebra donated 20,000 UAH (around $500). And won. Her message was just five words: “For my leg. From Zebra.” The drone took off carrying her words. And the commanders of both units — Yevhen Karas of the 413th Regiment and Kyrylo Veres of the K-2 Brigade — joined the long-range strike crew in recording a personal video to thank her for her courage and support. A Ukrainian soldier who lost her foot fighting Russia helped another Ukrainian unit get its vehicles back on the road. And they found a way to thank her. Two units. One unexpected connection. And a message Russia was never supposed to miss. Watch the video: youtube.com/watch?v=JQDGpuyW… Source: @Raid_413, October 16, 2026

Trump: "I watched an interview of a young woman the other day from Ukraine. And she said, 'President Zelenskyy has destroyed our country. President Zelenskyy has taken our men away from us. Our men have no legs, no arms. Our men in many cases in mental institutions or they're dead.'"

Trump: we are running low on ammo not because of my war on Iran but because Biden gave “massive amounts” of Tomahawks to Ukraine. The U.S. didn’t supply a single Tomahawk to Ukraine.