The leader of the Cultural Community Center SHЕLTER+, Yulii Morozov, completely shifted to volunteering from February 24, 2022, helping soldiers and displaced people every day. However, one day he decided to dedicate to realizing a long-held dream. On his father's birthday, he gathered all his relatives to take a trip to the places of his childhood.
"Thank goodness I didn't have to give birth in the parking lot," says Svitlana, who gave birth to her daughter on the first day of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine doesn't name him, but everyone in Ukraine knows he is the one who returned from captivity on his birthday. The liberated and unconquered soldier once again set foot on his native land, greeted not only by friends and relatives but total strangers. On this side of the border, everyone became family.
On her birthday, Sevgil Musaieva, Chief Editor of Ukrainska Pravda, decided that the best gift for her would be drones to bring her home's liberation closer. And her home is in Kerch, Crimea. Therefore, she announced a fundraiser and promised to give a tour of Kerch to all those who support it.
