Writing in The Washington Post, Anna Husarska a close friend of ours, says: “My colleague Olga Shpak from the nongovernmental organization Assist Ukraine has drone experience because as a PhD in marine biology she often filmed orcas and other whales. She and I have discussed the utility of “setkomets” — nets dropped by drones to trap enemy attack drones, not unlike a net Nabokov might...

Anna Husarska, a close friend of ours contributed an article on the importance of the Foreign Legion for solving Ukraine’s manpower shortage. While she does not mention directly Assist Ukraine, we visited together a stabilization point of the Foreign Legion which we know was what triggered her interest in the matter.
Her article was published by Project Syndicate and was picked up by many newspapers around the world. There is a free access via this link.

Writing in The Washington Post, Anna Husarska, a close friend of ours, says: Since the full-scale Russian invasion, I have frequently traveled to the parts [of Donbas] still held by Ukraine, delivering medical supplies and cars alongside the humanitarian group Assist Ukraine. This week, I am making my 32nd car delivery. Here is the full text of her article:

  Anna Husarska, a close friend of ours contributed an article to The Washington Post after she accompanied Assist Ukraine on a field trip. She writes: In Kharkiv, I drove to the cemetery and filmed some footage. There seem to be twice as many graves of killed soldiers as I saw there exactly a year ago. I started reading the names, dates of birth and death, calculating ages, looking at the...

  Writing in The Washington Post, Anna Husarska, a close friend of ours, says: Standing on the city’s empty Freedom Square, my friend Olga Shpak — a volunteer with Assist Ukraine — and I were weighing what the possible scenarios mean for Ukraine. [...] Over the next few days, I traveled north of Kharkiv toward the Russian border, south to Kramatorsk and Kostiantynivka and then to Kyiv,...