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US Marine Veteran Joins Fight Against Drones in Kyiv

Anna Zynevychby Anna Zynevych
March 24, 2026
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Protecting Kyiv from Russian drone attacks — American businessman Sean Almeida says he is volunteering to defend the skies over the Ukrainian capital to secure his family’s future. A former U.S. Marine, he joined a mobile air defense unit in the summer of 2025, helping intercept Russian drones over Kyiv and the surrounding region. Sean sent his wife and daughter abroad following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, but he has continued to live in Kyiv, where he runs a successful real estate business despite the risks. Even amid the war, he sees his family’s future only in Ukraine. Anna Zynevysh reports.

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Anna Zynevych

Anna Zynevych

Anna Zynevych is a Ukrainian journalist and freelance reporter based in Kyiv. She covers the impact of Russia’s war against Ukraine, with a focus on civilians, military personnel, and humanitarian issues in frontline areas. A television reporter since 2011, she brings more than 15 years of experience to her reporting.

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