If confirmed, this would be the first strike by Kyiv on a civilian area in Moscow.īBC Russia editor Steve Rosenberg, whose own Moscow home windows shook during the explosions, reported feeling "as if the hostilities are coming much closer to home now".īut this was not the first drone attack on Moscow. It is an attempt to weaken Kyiv’s air defences in advance of a much-anticipated Ukrainian counteroffensive against Russian forces in Ukraine.Įarlier this week, a suspected Ukrainian drone attack damaged two residential buildings in Moscow. The Russian assault is a sign of weakness. The relentless missile and drone strikes on the capital Kyiv may look like a sign of strength, but appearances can be deceiving. Russia's war with Ukraine is now at a critical turning point. PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES The war in Ukraine is escalating and New Zealand will not escape the consequences, writes Associate Prof Nicholas Khoo. Learn more about how to volunteer.Russia’s home front: a damaged Moscow apartment building after the drone attack on May 30. Learn more about partnering with Operation Homefront. We invite you to support and/or volunteer for this wonderful program which illustrates the respect and appreciation Americans hold in their hearts for the families who serve. We are grateful to the tremendous partners who make it possible, by providing monetary support or by donating food items, venues to host events, storage space, shipping assistance, and valuable help in the form of volunteer engagement. Since 2010, the program has grown every year. A pilot program was launched to distribute 500 holiday meal kits free to military families. In talking to the family, the executive learned the soldier had just returned from deployment and was having trouble providing for his family due to some unexpected expenses.įrom that chance meeting, Holiday Meals for Military was born. A Beam Global executive was in line behind them, and he paid the $12 total for their groceries.
At the register, the family realized they were short money and began to remove items from their cart. A soldier, his wife, and infant were in line with a handful of grocery items for their Thanksgiving meal. The Holiday Meals for Military program was born from a chance to encounter in a supermarket in Utica, New York near Fort Drum. Holiday Meals for Military is Operation Homefront’s way of saying thank you for the service and sacrifice that you have made for our country! Since the program began in 2010, and with the generous support of our partners the Holiday Meals for Military program has served over 675,000 individual family members. Operation Homefront recognizes that many military families are separated during this time due to deployments and others travel long distances to be together. The added expense of the holiday season can be challenging for deployed, wounded, and veteran families.
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