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Ukraine's heroes
These are the veterans of the Summit, from London 2025 to Dallas — marines and grenadiers, prisoners of war and war widows, drone pilots and adaptive athletes. Politicians make speeches; these are the people who lived the war, and whose truths change hearts and minds. Every story here is real. Some of them visit Dallas on November 16–19, 2026: meet the delegation.
Held for years in Russian captivity after the siege of Mariupol — and never broken.
Read Yevhenii's story →
The voice of Snake Island. Home from Russian captivity, he now leads veteran entrepreneurs in his region.
Read Roman's story →
She lost her husband and her brother to the war — and turned grief into a lifeline for military families.
Read Iryna's story →
Enlisted with a newborn son at home. Lost a leg at Robotyne. Walking again.
Read Oleksii's story →
From Lviv city planning to the front line — and now rebuilding the lives of Ukraine's defenders.
Read Oleksandr's story →
Took the oath in 2004. Defended Irpin. Still in the fight after grievous wounds.
Read Yuriy's story →
Held the line from Chornobyl to Bakhmut. Now fighting the hardest battle — coming home.
Read Serhii's story →
Ukraine's celebrity photographer traded the studio for a drone unit — and a camera to document the war.
Read Taras's story →
Lost part of his arm to artillery fire. Found a new mission in adaptive sport, and holds a Ukrainian adaptive deadlift record.
Read Volodymyr's story →
A lawyer and golfer who enlisted on day one — and dreams of the future of Ukrainian golf.
Read Oleksandr's story →
A Kharkiv bartender who became an anti-tank gunner at Bakhmut — now painting the future he's fighting for.
Read Roman's story →Behind every recovery
The specialists who bring Ukraine's wounded warriors back to strength — on the pitch, in the clinic, and in life.
Former Chief of Morale & Psychological Support of the Armed Forces and commander of the 93rd Mechanized Brigade — now building Ukraine's first systematic platform for recovery from the psychological cost of war.
Read Vladyslav's story →
Over 12 years in neurorehabilitation, orthopaedic and sports rehabilitation — TPI-certified in golf medical rehabilitation, and devoted to the challenges veterans face.
Read Nazarii's story →
More than 20 years in sports medicine — a certified rehabilitation specialist blending functional movement, biomechanics, and adaptive golf to restore strength and quality of life.
Read Volodymyr's story →Meet them in Dallas, March 15–18, 2027: on the course, at the gala, on the stage.