INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
account of a Ukraine-registered foundation for the purchase of armored vehicles, ammunition, equipment, and medicine by the Armed Forces of
inside an unmarked vehicle.The detained man, whose face was blurred, said he donated money to the Come Back Alive charity on Feb
27, 2022, three days after Russia invaded Ukraine
Come Back Alive describes itself as a charitable foundation dedicated to procuring equipment for the Ukrainian military.According to the
FSB, the man had previously been detained at unauthorized rallies inside Russia
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