Year: 2025

The charitable organization Domino Foundation, headed by philanthropist and benefactor Anton Shukhnin, has donated a Mercedes Sprinter vehicle in a rare configuration to the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU). The vehicle is designed to operate in extreme conditions and perform special tasks on the front line.

The donated vehicle features unique technical specifications, including an extended 10-meter wheelbase, reinforced suspension, increased load capacity, and heavy-duty tires. Thanks to these features, the vehicle can withstand high loads, operate on difficult terrain, and ensure rapid mobility for military units.

During the handover, Anton Shukhnin emphasized that supporting the Defence Forces remains a key priority for Domino Foundation:

“Today we are handing over a vehicle to the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine. At Domino Foundation, we understand that it is critically important to support the Armed Forces and our front line right now. Every entrepreneur should be doing this. Vehicles are extremely important at the front — there is a critical shortage of them. That is why, within our capabilities, we regularly provide vehicles, donate drones, and help in every way we can. This is for you and for your work. We will continue to support you,” Shukhnin stated.

A representative of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine, Oleksandr, expressed gratitude for the support and highlighted the importance of this specific vehicle:

“Thank you. Thank you to the charitable organization for providing this cargo van to the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine for special operations. A vehicle’s survivability on the front line depends on where it is used. Since the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine always carries out the most complex missions to defend our state, such a vehicle will be extremely valuable to us in ensuring maximum effectiveness against the enemy,” the intelligence representative emphasized.

Domino Foundation consistently supports Ukrainian military forces by providing transport, equipment, and technical resources. Recently, together with the charitable foundation “Battalion Volunteer,” Anton Shukhnin donated a powerful Dodge RAM pickup truck to the Donetsk front, which was deployed to the Pokrovsk direction — one of the most challenging sections of the defensive line. The vehicle provides mobility and can transport ammunition, evacuate the wounded, or carry out rescue missions.

In addition, Domino Foundation independently purchased a Toyota Hilux worth over 3 million hryvnias. The pickup truck was transferred to units operating in the hottest combat zones and was additionally equipped with specialized gear for battlefield conditions.

Anton Shukhnin, who was forced to leave Donetsk in 2014 due to occupation, has repeatedly emphasized the importance of an active stance by businesses during wartime and the critical role of entrepreneurial support for Ukraine’s Defence Forces.

Pensioners, who were forced to leave their homes during the war, are often deprived of the most urgent need – protection without the ability to contact and use government services. To support these people, I donated smartphones to a group of displaced pensioners.

For many of them, this is not just technology. It’s possible to telephone your loved ones, use zastosunkami on the Dii website, and pick up services and important information.

DOMINO further encourages those who are tired of folding furniture, as well as the Armed Forces of Ukraine. We regularly transfer necessary vehicles and equipment to the front, so it seems that the business is part of the defense of the country.

By helping one alone, we will soon overcome our death 🇺🇦

Domino Foundation Anton Shukhnin transferred a Toyota Hilux to the front line for 3 million hryvnias, which will save the lives of Ukrainian soldiers.

The pickup truck was purchased and retrofitted for the needs of the front: additional equipment was installed for work in the combat zone, special tires were purchased that can withstand being hit by shrapnel and uneven areas of the front.

After preparation, the car was immediately transferred to the unit performing combat missions on the front line.

This is not the first car for the Defense Forces from Domino Foundation.

Previously, the foundation transferred SUVs to the GUR units of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, as well as pickups for front-line brigades.

Anton Shukhnin’s Domino Foundation, together with the Volunteer Battalion, donated a Dodge RAM to the Pokrovsky direction for our fighters.

The car was received by Corporal Serhiy Plotnytsky, who went to war as a volunteer and is still in service.

Strong pickup trucks are about life:
quickly delivering ammunition, evacuating the wounded, and picking up guys from “zero”.

Previously, the Domino Foundation has already donated cars for the GUR units of the Ministry of Defense, as well as pickup trucks for front-line brigades, enhancing the mobility of units where it critically decides the outcome and lives.

DOMINO FOUNDATION has added a new Toyota Hilux for the Ukrainian Defense Forces.

The vehicle will be available for use in combat zones to meet the needs of military personnel. DOMINO FOUNDATION continues to support Ukrainian military personnel, ensuring their flexibility, maneuverability and safety at the forefront.

DOMINO Group handed over the SUV to the special intelligence unit “Timur” of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

The car helps soldiers conquer battlefields directly, near the Serpent Island area. DOMINO Group continues to support Ukrainian military personnel by providing them with mobility and everything necessary for safe work at the front.

DOMINO Group supports the homelands that suffered during the war.

The company’s team donated up to 100 families of migrants from the Kherson region, Luhansk region and Zaporizhzhya with basic kits: backpacks, school supplies and creativity kits. DOMINO Group helps not only the civilians, but also the civilians – those who, having lost their home, are not guilty of wasting their childhood and faith in the future.

DOMINO Group took in children who were lost in the war.

The team donated kits to schoolchildren from the Luhansk region to encourage creativity and encouragement for families who were voluntarily deprived of their homes. DOMINO Group continues to help those who suffered from the war, giving children turbot, hope and faith in a peaceful future.

DOMINO Group has handed over an SUV to the combat unit of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

The vehicle was purchased with funds collected by the company during the August holiday weekend, and it will become part of the technical support of the Ukrainian defenders.

DOMINO Group is preparing to open a new space in Kyiv.

Despite all the challenges, the company continues to develop and create new opportunities. Construction work on the site is already entering its final stage. The new project will become not only a modern retail space, but also a place of new job opportunities for Ukrainians. The opening is scheduled for autumn 2025.