Over 200 humanitarian missions to the front — Valery Dubil's charity "Nadezhda" delivered electronic warfare systems in the Siversk and Kupiansk areas.

The troops are holding their ground firmly and need support. Combat clashes continue in the area of Vyemka in the Severetsk direction. However, no changes have been recorded in this sector. Over the past week, Russian occupiers launched attacks 15 times.

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This was stated by the head of the supervisory board of the Charitable Foundation "Hope," Valeriy Dubil, who is also the first deputy chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Health Issues.

The team of volunteers from the Charitable Foundation for Youth Initiatives "Hope," led by Valeriy Dubil, delivered modern powerful electronic warfare systems with immersion cooling systems that save lives. They also provided charging stations, communication equipment – Starlink, vitamin complexes, warm clothing, snacks, sleeping bags with heating elements, and more.

“The enemy continues to advance, particularly from the village of Shevchenko towards Andriivka and from Kurakhove to Dachne. Additionally, the Russian army is shelling Konstytutynivka, as it lies on the Zaporizhzhia – Kurakhove route and serves as a logistics hub. Fighting continues in Konstytutynivka and Sukhi Yaly. The situation is very tense. That’s why we brought electronic warfare systems to the defenders,” said Valeriy Dubil.

According to him, together with partners and volunteers, the charity has completed its 200th humanitarian mission to the front.

“We continue to apply maximum energy and resources for the impending victory of Ukraine! I am sincerely grateful to my family and all partners for their support — to everyone who stands side by side in the fight for the freedom and independence of Ukraine. Together — towards victory,” he added.