Triinu Perve, a volunteer in Ukraine, recently visited Vikerraadio to discuss her experiences. She was surprised to receive the title of 2025 Mission Person from President Alar Karis, stating that it was unexpected considering she feels that public interest in Ukrainian volunteers has waned in recent times. The recognition brought her a sense of pride, especially as she brought her daughter to the event, who has a limited perspective on the situation. Her daughter expressed her emotions, indicating pride in her mother’s efforts.

During the discussion, Perve highlighted the resilience of Ukrainian soldiers, stating that she has not witnessed any signs of desire to surrender among them. This observation underscores the dedication and commitment of those fighting on the front lines, despite ongoing challenges. Perve's involvement has offered her firsthand insights into the realities faced by these soldiers, reinforcing the need for continued support and recognition of their sacrifices.

The comments made by Perve reflect a broader sentiment regarding the support for Ukraine and the volunteers who aid in the ongoing conflict. As attention shifts, her remarks serve as a reminder of the importance of maintaining awareness and appreciation for those working tirelessly to assist others in dire situations. Her acknowledgment of the struggles faced by both volunteers and soldiers serves to highlight the ongoing humanitarian efforts in Ukraine and the essential role that international support plays in their resilience.