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‘Sky for birds, not for drones’: Leléka has launched a fundraising campaign supporting the Dronefall project

The artist Leléka has joined efforts to support the Dronefall project run by the Come Back Alive Foundation.

18 May 2026, 09:00

Training people who turn the tide of war: Come Back Alive Foundation launches the CBA Academy

The CBA Academy is an umbrella brand bringing together all the Foundation’s education and training projects. On the CBA Academy page, you can find out more about the nine schools and centres supported by the organisation, read the stories of cadets and provide financial support for the projects.

30 Apr 2026, 17:39

"Varan" UGV Operator School: Support the Joint Initiative by Come Back Alive Foundation and Kyivstar

Come Back Alive Foundation and Kyivstar are scaling the "Varan" UGV Operator School — a project dedicated to training unmanned ground vehicle specialists within the Security and Defense Forces.

20 Apr 2026, 01:30

₴8.7 Million for Grenade Launchers: How the “Carpathian Fundraiser” with Atlas Came to a Close

The Come Back Alive Foundation, together with Atlas Après Ski Bar and its partners, has successfully wrapped up the “Carpathian Fundraiser”, part of the “Granatomed” project. Over the course of the campaign, a total of ₴8,736,487 was raised to purchase automatic grenade launchers for the Defense Forces of Ukraine.

01 Apr 2026, 13:56

“War Has Many Dimensions. It Can Wear a Uniform or a Diplomatic Suit”: Maria Kucherenko’s Speech at the European Parliament

On Wednesday, March 18, 2026, Maria Kucherenko, Senior Analyst at the Come Back Alive Initiatives Center, addressed a hearing of the European Parliament’s Committee on Security and Defence. She joined the Ukrainian delegation in briefing European colleagues on Ukraine’s experience in the war in which Russia attacked Ukraine, as well as on challenges that extend far beyond our country.

20 Mar 2026, 15:32

Czech initiative Dárek pro Putina donates UAH 8.3 million to “Dronefall”: 86 interceptors already protecting Ukraine

The Czech civic initiative Dárek pro Putina has joined the “Dronefall” project run by the Come Back Alive Foundation, raising UAH 8,310,000 to counter enemy drones. With these funds, the Foundation has purchased and delivered 86 Sting FPV interceptor drones to a Special Purpose Unmanned Systems Unit of the 22nd Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine.

20 Mar 2026, 15:00

UAH 77 Million Raised for Four Corps: “Come Back Alive” Foundation and Kyivstar Complete “We Live Here: Mission 077” Campaign

“Come Back Alive” Foundation and Kyivstar have completed the “We Live Here: Mission 077” fundraising, successfully raising UAH 77 million to provide communications equipment and vehicles for the 12th, 15th, 18th, and 21st Army Corps.

17 Mar 2026, 15:20

“Come Back Alive” Foundation Launches International Advisory Board — A Strategic Step to Strengthen Cooperation with Europe

The “Come Back Alive” establishing its International Advisory Board. This board brings together independent experts from European countries to enhance the Foundation’s international presence and make support for the Armed Forces of Ukraine more sustainable and predictable.

06 Mar 2026, 16:17

“Come Back Alive” Foundation Foundation Admin Subscription Now Available on Monobank’s Baza Platform

You can now support the administrative expenses of the “Come Back Alive” Foundation through Baza by Monobank — a platform that makes it easy to provide regular, reliable financial support. Subscribing ensures the stable operation of the team that assists the Ukrainian military every day and directly impacts the scale and speed of that assistance.

03 Mar 2026, 16:00

“Come Back Alive” Foundation Launches “Arkan” Drone Interceptor School

The “Come Back Alive” Foundation is launching a new project — the “Arkan” Drone Interceptor School. Its goal is to systematically scale the training capabilities of crews tasked with intercepting enemy aerial targets.

03 Mar 2026, 08:00

Danish contribution strengthens the training of Ukrainian soldiers together with “Come Back Alive” Foundation

Denmark is contributing to a new initiative that will strengthen and modernise training efforts for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Minister for Defence Troels Lund Poulsen presented the contribution today in Kyiv together with his Ukrainian counterpart and the Ukrainian Foundation “Come Back Alive”. 

24 Feb 2026, 16:36

Europe’s Resources and Ukrainian Experience: Come Back Alive Consultant Spoke at the 2026 Munich Security Conference

The annual Munich Security Conference has concluded, where current threats and prospects for cooperation in the field of defense technologies were discussed. "Come Back Alive" Foundation consultant Taras Tymochko was a speaker at two panel discussions.

24 Feb 2026, 11:54