Our continuous supporter @nother_fella has funded 6 UAVs already. The 1st one was dedicated to his grandfather who flew Wellington bombers. The 2nd is a tribute to his other grandpa, Flying Officer William Fergusson, who flew Mosquitoes and died in combat. Here are the rest👇
This next drone is a tribute to Ruslan, Ukraine's warrior and a friend of our dear supporter and volunteer @IamBohhi. Ruslan was killed defending our country, and we really wish he'll be avenged. This UAV is a good way to do that.
@IamBohhi is also a wonderful daughter, who supports her dad who's fighting for Ukraine as well. This drone is a small token of appreciation to her and her family, who make us all proud.
This next UAV is a companion to the first Walter's drone. His back, actually. To quote our donor: "I like the idea of him rising again and again to fight for🇺🇦"
We like this idea as well.
We knew this day would come. What wasn't implemented for the naval drone, is now a part of #SquaDrone. Enjoy the closure, Fellas🙂
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Serving with Sergeant Liudmyla in the 100th Mechanised Brigade, Grigio is a beloved companion to every soldier. His grey fur, which earned him his name (Grigio is Italian for "grey"), brings warmth and comfort to everyone around him.
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Valeriia ‘Nava’ Subotina is a Ukrainian defender, who went through the siege of Mariupol and 327 days of torture in russian captivity. At Azovstal, she became a fiancée, a wife, and a widow. Nava had a dream that she promised to fulfill if she survived.
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2/8 Nava used to work as a press officer for the @azov_media and in the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine, where she met her future husband, Andriy Subotin.
On February 24, 2022, Andriy left for his service. Nava joined the Azov's press service and documented everything happening in Mariupol.
3/8 In March 2022, russians encircled the city. The Azovstal steel plant became the last stronghold of resistance, where thousands of civilians and soldiers sheltered in its bunkers.
"I understood that no matter what happened, I had to stay in Mariupol, I had to defend my city."
Mariia ‘Gerda’ Chekh is a Ukraine’s defender who survived the siege of Mariupol and russian captivity.
This is her story🧵👇
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This is an archival photo of the Azov Brigade servicewoman, celebrating her birthday in one of the Azovstal’s bunkers. She is the only one in the photo who survived.
In the early days of the full-scale invasion, Gerda documented the humanitarian catastrophe and civilian casualties in Mariupol. She sought refuge at Azovstal, as russian forces relentlessly bombarded the city with artillery and airstrikes.
Roman Oleksiv survived a russian missile strike, facing severe burns and a difficult recovery. For almost 2 years he wore a compression mask, and is now finally free of it. Roman came back from🇩🇪to Lviv, where he goes to school and spends time with his hobbies
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On July 14, 2022, then-7-year-old Romchyk and his mother were waiting for a doctor in Vinnytsia when russia launched a missile strike.
Roman’s mother was killed.
The explosion left the boy with burns covering 45% of his body, with the most severe—4th degree—on his back.
Anastasia Trofimova and the majority of russians wouldn’t see their compatriots’ crimes if we shoved the evidence in their faces. It doesn’t mean we shouldn’t, however.
Don’t listen to russians. Silence their propaganda with facts. Don’t let it spread with impunity.
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russian terror won’t stop by itself.
But there is a way you can help protect Ukraine, and save our people — by calling your representatives to supply more #PatriotsForUkraine.
@United24media made a step-by-step guide on how to do this. Use and share it, please
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