The "Nadiya" Youth Initiative Charitable Foundation continues to systematically support Ukrainian defenders. This time, the "Nadiya" team, together with the foundation's supervisory board chairman and First Deputy Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Health Valeriy Dubil and partners, traveled to the Pokrovsk, Kurakhove, and Zaporizhzhia directions.

As part of the 358th humanitarian mission to the front line, units of the National Guard "Omega," the 23rd Separate Mechanized Brigade, the 20th Corps of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the 128th Heavy Mechanized Brigade "Dyke Pole" (Wild Field), and the 15th Separate Mountain Assault Battalion received assistance.

The cargo included a vehicle, Starlink satellite communication systems, powerful charging stations, and medical supplies. This equipment will help military personnel maintain communication, operate autonomously at positions, and provide assistance to comrades in the most difficult conditions.

"Our team has been working with the military since the first days of the full-scale invasion. And today, in the fourth year of war, the needs unfortunately are not decreasing—on the contrary, they are growing. Therefore, our missions are becoming more frequent, and the volume of aid is increasing. We try to support those who stand for our freedom and independence in every possible way," noted Valeriy Dubil.

Assistance in implementing this mission was provided by "Nadiya" Foundation co-founder Vita Prysiazhniuk, volunteer from Great Britain Andy Ivanjelo, Ivan Dubil, Illya Dubil, Sviatoslav Nechyporenko and EDG Group, LLC "FARMASTOR," and Serhiy Zhydkov.

"Today we help the army—tomorrow it helps the entire country stand strong. This is teamwork, where every contribution and every bit of help matters," added Valeriy Dubil.

The "Nadiya" Youth Initiative Charitable Foundation carries out dozens of humanitarian missions along the entire front line, supporting the Armed Forces, National Guard, State Border Guard Service, Main Intelligence Directorate, police, and medical facilities in frontline regions. In total, since the beginning of the full-scale war, the foundation has transferred hundreds of units of equipment, medical supplies, and thousands of aid packages to military and civilian personnel.