Fritt Ukraina has recently delivered electronic drone-protection equipment to Ukrainian forces with a total value exceeding NOK 11 million (1,1 Mill. USD). The equipment is mounted on vehicles and used… Read More »Electronic drone protection saves lives
Two Bergen-built medical field containers have been delivered to the Ukrainian frontline as part of Fritt Ukraina’s 100th mission — a milestone made possible by football supporters, volunteers, and Norwegian donors.
Thanks to support from Fritt Ukraina, an evacuation unit within Ukraine’s military intelligence service, HUR, has received modern equipment that enables life-saving blood transfusions directly in the field. The equipment… Read More »New blood transfusion equipment saves lives on the front line
Fritt Ukraina recently completed a delivery of 300 Starlink terminals to Ukraine’s military intelligence service, HUR. This delivery was part of Fritt Ukraina’s transport number 90, which went east to… Read More »300 Starlink terminals delivered to HUR
After losing his arm in combat, Yan returned to serve with the “Angels,” a unit in Ukraine’s Third Assault Brigade. They help wounded soldiers rebuild their lives and ensure fallen comrades comes home. Drawing on his own experience, Yan now supports others through recovery and shows that even after loss, there can be new beginnings.
When a soldier is killed in the front in Ukraine, the “Angels” ensure that the final journey home takes place with dignity. In July, Fritt Ukraina delivered its second freezer truck to the unit. A vehicle that secures safe transport over long distances and in challenging conditions.
As a young man, Rieber fought in the resistance during the German occupation. Now, a lifetime later, he is one of Fritt Ukraina’s strongest supporters. Together with his family, he has helped fund the development of the Bergen Drone, built in Ukraine and used on the front lines. A powerful symbol of determination and solidarity.
Two powerful outboard engines have now been delivered by Fritt Ukraina for a new boat project. The initiative is a collaboration between Veterans Aid Ukraine, PBO Boats, and Fritt Ukraina, where Ukrainian veterans build boats for military use.
When the war broke out, Volodymyr Cherniuk (19) was rejected by the Ukrainian Armed Forces because of his age. Three years later, he is now heading Iron Cluster, a tech hub of over 70 companies developing autonomous defense systems. Today, he is also partnering with Fritt Ukraina.
Chair of the board and Member of Parliament Peter Frølich and Secretary General Natalia Golis recently visited Kyiv. There, they met with Lieutenant General Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine’s military intelligence agency HUR, and his deputy, Major General Vadym Skibitskyi.