Ukrainian Ethos: Soldiers raise money by writing custom messages on munitions

The RevengeFor.com service, founded by volunteers from “Come Back Alive” Foundation and Militarnyi news agency, offers an exciting chance “to pay Russia back for all of its historical evil deeds and war crimes.”

The crowdfunding initiative is offering to write custom notes on artillery shells, unguided missiles, and R-27 air-to-air missiles that will then be fired at Russian soldiers in Ukraine.

“For this, you need to make a donation to the “Come Back Alive” Foundation, which provides competent assistance to the Ukrainian army. Everyone will receive a photograph confirming that the message has been made. Photos of the real revenge will be published on social networks by Militarnyi, the most popular military media in Ukraine,” the news release says.

The RevengeFor.com said in a release that the idea of ​the service was born back in May, when one of the readers reached out to Militarnyi with a request for Ukrainian gunners to put an inscription “Revenge for MH17” on a projectile. The photo went viral and caused many reactions across multiple nations that lost citizens in the 2014 disaster. After all, despite the fact that 8 years have passed, the war criminals from Russia who shot down the plane are yet to be punished. A similarly powerful emotional reaction was caused by the “For Katyn!” inscription in Polish and an air missile saying “For the executed Prague Spring!”