We are actively discussing how to rebuild Ukraine once the war ends, emphasizing our commitment to resist and support our country.

Even while evacuating from Kyiv, Stacy and Roman witnessed the ongoing danger, including Russian helicopters flying overhead, highlighting that there was no safe place in Ukraine.

The startup mode adopted by the country has fostered extraordinary resilience among the Ukrainian people, helping to slow and even halt some Russian advances.

The Ukrainian people exhibit remarkable courage, and their willingness to fight is evident in their commitment to defending their country.

Around 20,000 Ukrainian children have been kidnapped by Russian forces, often taken from their families under the guise of providing care, which has received little attention compared to other abductions.

We mobilized our hosts to provide housing for those in need after the attacks, demonstrating our commitment to community support in times of crisis.

Zelensky deserves respect for unifying Ukraine and galvanizing support during the war, but whether he can negotiate peace remains to be seen, especially given the suffering his people have endured.

The conflict in Ukraine has changed the paradigm for military technology, highlighting the importance of adapting to new threats.

To effectively track and understand global issues, collective efforts and community engagement are essential, as individuals alone cannot achieve significant insights.