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Ukraine Hit by Deadliest Missile and Drone Attacks Since 2022 Over Memorial Day Weekend

Burnt out cars stand in a pile of rubble after a missile attack.
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This devastating escalation has received widespread media coverage. But awareness alone is not enough. What is desperately needed now is not just empathy—but action.

The men, women, and children affected by these relentless attacks urgently need life-saving resources—medical aid, shelter, food, and support for those displaced. Nova Ukraine has witnessed your incredible generosity over the past three years, and we are deeply grateful. But the need is not only ongoing—it is growing.

At this critical moment, as hopes for a ceasefire and a lasting peace begin to emerge, your support is more vital than ever. Please stand with Ukraine once again. Your help can save lives.

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Cars destroyed by a drone attack parked behind emergency tape.
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Childhood Should Not Be Postponed

Ukraine Hit by Deadliest Missile and Drone Attacks Since 2022 Over Memorial Day Weekend

Thank you to everyone who has supported our summer camp programs for displaced Ukrainian children. Your generosity gives kids the chance to learn, play, and heal—because even in war, childhood should not be postponed.

Did you see our recent stories on social media? We’ve shared personal stories and glimpses into the camps that show the impact you’re making possible.

Follow us to see more!

Ukraine Hit by Deadliest Missile and Drone Attacks Since 2022 Over Memorial Day Weekend
Ukraine Hit by Deadliest Missile and Drone Attacks Since 2022 Over Memorial Day Weekend
Ukraine Hit by Deadliest Missile and Drone Attacks Since 2022 Over Memorial Day Weekend

Dive into our January–March 2025 Impact Report

Ukraine Hit by Deadliest Missile and Drone Attacks Since 2022 Over Memorial Day Weekend
READ REPORT

Together, we have reached over 10 million people across Ukraine—providing life-saving aid, supporting communities, and creating hope.

Thank you for being part of this journey. Your support fuels key programs like:

EMPOWER: Summer camps, educational opportunities, and career training for vulnerable populations.

HEAL: Providing life-saving medical care and first aid training across Ukraine.

BUILD: Creating shelters, safe spaces, and clean water stations in frontline communities.

ADVOCATE: Driving global awareness and policy change to defend Ukraine’s sovereignty.

From all of us at Nova Ukraine—thank you for standing with Ukraine.

Donate. Impact. Change.

We greatly value your support, and it is indeed crucial. Please consider donating monthly. Your consistent contributions are vital to sustaining our efforts and driving meaningful change over time. Your commitment will make a lasting difference, and we sincerely appreciate your consideration. Donate now or learn how you can help.

Jun 4, 2025

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Burnt out cars stand in a pile of rubble after a missile attack.
Jun 4, 2025

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Donate

This devastating escalation has received widespread media coverage. But awareness alone is not enough. What is desperately needed now is not just empathy—but action.

The men, women, and children affected by these relentless attacks urgently need life-saving resources—medical aid, shelter, food, and support for those displaced. Nova Ukraine has witnessed your incredible generosity over the past three years, and we are deeply grateful. But the need is not only ongoing—it is growing.

At this critical moment, as hopes for a ceasefire and a lasting peace begin to emerge, your support is more vital than ever. Please stand with Ukraine once again. Your help can save lives.

DONATE TODAY
Volunteers stand next to a table with stacks of free meals.
Cars destroyed by a drone attack parked behind emergency tape.
A Nova Ukraine volunteer stands next to an emergency vehicle.

Childhood Should Not Be Postponed

Ukraine Hit by Deadliest Missile and Drone Attacks Since 2022 Over Memorial Day Weekend

Thank you to everyone who has supported our summer camp programs for displaced Ukrainian children. Your generosity gives kids the chance to learn, play, and heal—because even in war, childhood should not be postponed.

Did you see our recent stories on social media? We’ve shared personal stories and glimpses into the camps that show the impact you’re making possible.

Follow us to see more!

Ukraine Hit by Deadliest Missile and Drone Attacks Since 2022 Over Memorial Day Weekend
Ukraine Hit by Deadliest Missile and Drone Attacks Since 2022 Over Memorial Day Weekend
Ukraine Hit by Deadliest Missile and Drone Attacks Since 2022 Over Memorial Day Weekend

Dive into our January–March 2025 Impact Report

Ukraine Hit by Deadliest Missile and Drone Attacks Since 2022 Over Memorial Day Weekend
READ REPORT

Together, we have reached over 10 million people across Ukraine—providing life-saving aid, supporting communities, and creating hope.

Thank you for being part of this journey. Your support fuels key programs like:

EMPOWER: Summer camps, educational opportunities, and career training for vulnerable populations.

HEAL: Providing life-saving medical care and first aid training across Ukraine.

BUILD: Creating shelters, safe spaces, and clean water stations in frontline communities.

ADVOCATE: Driving global awareness and policy change to defend Ukraine’s sovereignty.

From all of us at Nova Ukraine—thank you for standing with Ukraine.

Donate. Impact. Change.

We greatly value your support, and it is indeed crucial. Please consider donating monthly. Your consistent contributions are vital to sustaining our efforts and driving meaningful change over time. Your commitment will make a lasting difference, and we sincerely appreciate your consideration. Donate now or learn how you can help.

We greatly value your support, and it is indeed crucial. Please consider donating monthly. Your consistent contributions are vital to sustaining our efforts and driving meaningful change over time. Your commitment will make a lasting difference, and we sincerely appreciate your consideration.

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