Greg Terry: Breaking News From Ukraine

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This post introduces Greg Terry, a U.S. war commentator and humanitarian aid worker who has been active in Ukraine for 28 years. He delivers humanitarian aid and provides essential resources to the Armed Forces of Ukraine in frontline areas.

On his YouTube channel, The Greg Terry Experience, Greg reports breaking news from Ukraine, including key geopolitical shifts in the war. He normally posts several updates daily, so we receive news as it happens. Greg only shares facts he can verify, ensuring high factual accuracy.

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Greg Terry and Professor Gerdes have begun a new phase of humanitarian and military assistance through their latest initiative, the Ukraine Support Bridge, a verified website portal that links donors directly to three urgent causes in Ukraine. The announcement, which was made on Greg Terry’s YouTube channel on 13 August 2026, points to three missions which they refer to as “close to our hearts”: aiding a deaf Ukrainian child to have life-changing surgery, supporting a refugee student whose education had been disrupted by the invasion, and boosting the frontline brigades via Project Konstantin.

● Helping Savva Receive Cochlear Implant Surgery

A new mission centres on Savva, a young boy from Ukraine who is profoundly deaf. His mother is in the Ukrainian Armed Forces and provides support for the families of soldiers who have died. The cost of the cochlear implant surgery that Savva needs is $31,000, a sum which is well beyond what the family can afford during the war.

Donors can give money directly to the partner Ukrainian charity foundations working on his case via the Ukraine Support Bridge website, thereby ensuring full transparency and the direct transfer of funds. Terry says that any amount raised above the amount needed for the surgery will be directed towards humanitarian medical needs agreed with the partner organisations.

● Supporting a Ukrainian Refugee Student’s College Future

A Ukrainian teenager who escaped the country on the first day of the full-scale invasion is the focus of the second mission. She is now legally adopted in the United States and has obtained a refugee scholarship that covers her full tuition, but it does not include accommodation and food costs. The missing amount, $12,000 each year, puts her ability to continue her studies at risk.

This lady aims to become an accountant and, one day, go back to Ukraine, something that Professor Gerdes refers to as the future “cross-pollination” of ideas that will assist in the country’s reconstruction. Since her U.S. refugee papers are still being processed, her identity may not be made public. Still, both Greg Terry and Professor Gerdes personally guarantee that the GoFundMe fundraising campaign is legitimate and being run by her adoptive mother.

● Strengthening Frontline Brigades Through Project Konstantin

Project Konstantin continues to receive long-standing support as part of the third mission, with the result that the frontline brigades of Ukraine are equipped with essential vehicles, communications equipment, power systems, optics, and night-vision technology.

The campaign at present is aimed at raising funds for three brigades, one of which is the 67th Mechanised Brigade, which has recently sent a recorded message to thank its supporters for their help. When people donate via the Ukraine Support Bridge website, the funds go directly to Project Konstantin’s official website, aligning with the initiative’s commitment to verified, direct donations.

A Unified Call to Action

Greg Terry and Professor Gerdes emphasise that these three missions reflect the breadth of Ukraine’s needs:

• a child whose future depends on hearing the world for the first time. (This specific fundraiser is now fully funded),
• a refugee student striving to rebuild her life through education. (This specific fundraiser is now fully funded),
• and soldiers who are defending Ukraine’s freedom on the front line.

The projects are hosted on UkraineSupportBridge.com, a site where donors can read the stories, monitor progress and make direct contributions to the organisations concerned.

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Importance of Timely News from Reliable Sources

Greg works closely with his team in Ukraine, who monitor developments and share news not normally covered by mainstream media. If you seek timely, accurate updates from Ukraine, I highly recommend Greg’s YouTube channel.

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External Links

The Greg Terry Experience YouTube channel.

Greg’s official Bluesky Accounts are https://bsky.app/profile/gregterryfanpage.bsky.social and https://bsky.app/profile/gregterry.bsky.social.

Professor Gerdes Explains YouTube channel.

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