Dua Lipa Helps Deliver Frontline Medical Vehicle to Ukrainian Battalion Through Service95 Initiative

British pop singer Dua Lipa has helped fund the delivery of a pickup truck to a frontline medical unit in Ukraine, according to reports confirmed on April 21, 2026.

The vehicle was provided to Ukraine’s First Separate Medical Battalion, a unit responsible for delivering emergency care and evacuating wounded soldiers near active combat zones. The pickup truck will be used to transport both injured personnel and critical medical supplies.

The donation was organized through Lipa’s lifestyle and editorial platform, Service95, in partnership with the UK-based nonprofit Driving Ukraine. The funds were raised during a charity event called “Club For,” held in March 2026 at Avalon Cafe in London. The event coincided with the second anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Driving Ukraine, founded by volunteer Fynn Watt, managed the procurement and delivery of the vehicle. The organization focuses on refurbishing decommissioned vehicles and adapting them for medical and logistical use on the front lines. Since 2022, it has supplied more than 300 vehicles to Ukrainian units.

Members of the First Separate Medical Battalion acknowledged the donation on social media, expressing appreciation and noting the unexpected nature of the support. In a message, the unit thanked Dua Lipa, Service95, and Driving Ukraine for contributing what they described as a “powerful pickup truck” that will support life-saving operations.

Lipa has previously shown support for Ukraine through her platform. Service95 has featured Ukrainian cultural content, and the singer has collaborated with Ukrainian director Tanu Muino on past creative projects.