Dua Lipa supports Ukrainian army with life-saving vehicle donation
Dua Lipa (Photo: Getty Images)
British singer Dua Lipa has helped the Ukrainian army. Thanks to her platform, a vehicle was purchased for the First Separate Medical Battalion, according to the battalion’s Instagram page.
How Dua Lipa helped the Ukrainian army
As reported, the funds were raised with the support of the Service95 platform, founded by Dua Lipa.
“The likelihood that Dua Lipa would help raise funds for a vehicle for our unit was not high… but it was never zero,” the battalion said.
“We thank Dua Lipa, Service95, and Driving Ukraine for this powerful pickup. It will help us carry out life-saving missions in the combat zone,” they added.
In the video, the soldiers showed the vehicle accompanied by one of the artist’s popular hits, “Levitating.”
The First Medical Battalion is a special unit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, formed in March 2025 based on the medical service of the 1st International Legion. Its main task is the evacuation of the wounded and providing medical assistance in the most difficult and intense areas of the front line.
How social media reacted
Users were delighted by the news and began thanking the artist for her support.
- “This means so much to us. Thank you.”
- “Thank you for your support.”
- “Gorgeous.”
- “This car is now only allowed to play her music.”
- “I always knew I didn’t love her for no reason.”
- “This is just incredible.”
- “This is an unbelievably cool story.”
- “Amazing! Thank you for supporting Ukraine in this terrible war! I promise I’ll be listening to your songs on repeat next month.”
What is known about Dua Lipa
She was born on August 22, 1995, in London to a family of Kosovo Albanian origin. When she was about 13, she moved with her family to Kosovo, and at 15 returned to London to begin her music career.
In 2015, she signed with Warner Bros. Records and began working professionally in the music industry. She gained worldwide fame with her debut album featuring hits such as “Be the One,” “New Rules,” “IDGAF,” and “Hotter Than Hell.”
Her status as a global pop star was solidified by the album Future Nostalgia (2020), which included songs like “Don’t Start Now,” “Physical,” “Break My Heart,” and “Levitating.”
