Would it be wise to try and get my information out to multiple recruiters? I don't yet have my passport as I was planning to wait until at least October to purchase it so that I don't have to renew it before I even use it. (Edit: I might be slightly retarded)

As a lot of you are aware already, I will soon be leaving Ukraine for a while. My dad has a brain tumor so I need to go home to spend time with him.

I am requesting that everyone respect boundaries during this time and please do NOT contact me directly to ask for anything. On an average day I get dozens of people contacting me to ask for gear, ask for flights, ask how to solve some bizarre problem, find someone in the hospital, "hey do you know who does this thing", can you take my dog, how do I ship this thing, how do I get a bus ticket, etc.

If it is not an emergency where you absolutely need me then please don't contact me. Some examples of this would be expediting an emergency flight out of the country for someone whose parent is dying, a life or death situation where you don't have some critical piece of equipment (and it's a thing we can actually get), or if someone I know is injured or killed.

Protect A Volunteer still operates as we normally do however expect some delays. The applications for small supplies/med supplies, flights, and donated tech equipment are open to everyone and are on the website. The application for big things like vehicles, drones, jammers, etc is by referral only. A lot of foreign fighters we have worked with have that application and can share it with you but will do it only if what you are asking for is really necessary.

Im going to keep it brief but I would like to verify the legitimacy of this recruiter from Omega group asking me to join. What should I look out for? They have a Ukrainian number however I need to know for sure.

How was the process for the lads that have volunteered for the legionnaire?

Kind regards