Vita Prisyazhnyuk, Yevgeny Khmara, and the Youth Initiative Fund "Hope" are on a humanitarian mission in the Donetsk region.

Among the delivered items:

- a Volvo car for combat missions;

- 10 Swiss Easy Pulse devices for indirect life-saving heart massage (throughout the war, the fund has delivered 110 such devices);

- 20 modern electronic warfare (EW) systems from "UkrAviaKozTech" (previously, another 150 EW systems were sent to the front);

- Starlinks, Mavic drones, generators, chargers;

- vitamin complexes, thermal blankets, and other equipment for medical stabilization points.

Meanwhile, the situation at the front remains tense. Ukrainian troops are engaged in fierce battles in the Kupiansk and Lyman directions, as well as in Donbas. In recent weeks, there have been over 100 attacks from the enemy, yet Ukrainian defenders continue to hold the line and destroy enemy equipment.

Assistance has been delivered to the settlements of Volchansk, Kurakhovo, Udachne, and Pokrovsk, along with other frontline areas where it is most needed.

"Our mission is to save lives. When every day is a fight for survival, we cannot stand by. Thanks to our partners and all those who care, we are delivering not just equipment or medicine to the front lines – we are giving our heroes a chance to return home. One saved person is a whole world. For this mission, we have delivered, and we will not stop!" said Valery Dubil, chairman of the supervisory board of the youth initiative fund "Hope," and the first deputy chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Health.