11/05/2026
Ukrainian soldiers react to messages from donors around the world, reading your words of support and sharing their thanks.
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Every donated vehicle comes with something personal: a book of messages left by the people who helped fund it. In this video, Ukrainian soldiers read comments from the NAFO Deep Strike fundraiser — from heartfelt encouragement to sharp humor — and respond in their own words.
One supporter writes that they cannot afford much. A soldier explains why even a $10 donation matters. Another reads a message about Ukraine defending the West, then looks into the camera: “We love you.”
Behind every donation is a person choosing to help. This is a chance to hear directly from the people receiving that support.
The NAFO 69th Sniffing Brigade and Help99 deliver trucks and vans to Ukrainian military units. Donate through the link above and leave your own message of support.
https://www.youtube.com/@69thSniffingBrigade
From: The Telegraph
The British Army has spent generations teaching soldiers to shoot straight with a rifle. On tomorrow’s battlefield, that may no longer be enough.
In Ukraine, where drones dominate the skies above the front line and account for a huge proportion of casualties, the humble shotgun is emerging as a vital last line of defence.
Hamish de Bretton-Gordon travels deep into Salisbury Plain, to an undisclosed location at one of the Ministry of Defence’s new drone ranges, to see how the Army is adapting to this rapidly evolving threat…and puts his own eye to the test.
Hamish my man!
A consistent Ukraine supporter whose family have fought for their country for generations.
His sons are serving now and he is one of many retired officers who have made themselves available for recall if needed.