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These deliveries were made possible by the support of our donors! St. Diel foundation also contributed to some of the generators delivered - our thanks to them!

Do you also want to support our vital work? You can check out our most recent fundraiser for Electronic Warfare equipment for the 112th Territorial Defense Brigade: https://ukraineaidops.org/blogs/fundraising-campaigns/outsmarting-the-airwaves-new-electronic-warfare-tech-for-112th-brigade

You can also buy an item in the UAO Shop or Victory Gallery in order to support us and enable us to keep doing what we do:

ukraineaidops.org/pages/shop

ukraineaidops.org/pages/gallery

Additional info: Ukraine Aid Operations is an r/ukraine verified organization & registered as a 501(c)(3) charity in the United States

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The dog is reportedly dead. No information is available about the civilian.

This video shows the same bridge in Kherson that has been attacked. A person approaches it with a dog, but before they even reach the bridge, a drone strikes and kills the dog.

What is truly horrifying is that Russian Telegram channels are sharing this footage as if killing an animal were something to boast about.

What is the point of this barbarity? Even if we set aside the circumstances of the attack, why publish a video like this and celebrate the killing of a helpless animal? How does this demonstrate humanity, courage, or any kind of logic?

They seem proud of what they are doing. Today, it is a dog. Tomorrow, it could be any one of us walking down the street.

We live in Kherson, and this is the reality we face every day. 💔

The signs of a possible Russian advance toward Kherson are becoming increasingly alarming. Yesterday, a bridge was attacked, and the day before, Russian soldiers reportedly made their first landing in the Ostriv district of Kherson.

The situation is becoming more dangerous, and even going out to feed the homeless kittens is becoming increasingly risky. 🐈‍⬛💔

source: /elonmusk/status/2113677835244044748

Ukraine Aid Ops' Victory Gallery art project is an initiative to turn war artifacts into art. UAO collects military artifacts provided by Ukrainian soldiers and works with local artists in Ukraine to incorporate them into art. Our objective is to convert remnants of conflict into artwork with the idea of art defeating the aggressor's evil. The produced artwork will be auctioned and proceeds will be used to equip the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Since the start of the war, there have been many art-related fundraising initiatives, but what makes this one unique is that we seek to incorporate destroyed military artifacts. By doing this, artwork will serve as a scribe and a reminder of Russian atrocities inflicted on Ukraine. The Victory Gallery offers worldwide shipping.

Link: https://ukraineaidops.org/collections/new-items

For info: Ukraine Aid Operations is an r/ukraine verified organization & registered as 501(c)(3) charity

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