J. Thomas

Brace for Oblivion follows several Ukrainian civilians as they become frontline soldiers. Through trenches, artillery fire, Bakhmut, and the loss of their comrades, their story now unfolds on the big screen.

As Ukraine works to isolate Crimea from Russia and disrupt logistics on the southern front, its strikes on the peninsula serve as a form of proactive air defense, eliminating Russian missiles and drone salvos at their source before they can be used against Ukrainian cities.

Amid constant Russian missile threats and sleepless nights, tens of thousands gathered in Kyiv for a weekend of music, defiance, and a crucial mission to shield Ukrainian skies.

When Russian forces occupied a Ukrainian village, locals hid a Swedish flag to keep it safe. Years later, that small act reflects a much larger story, as Sweden’s and Ukraine’s top envoys show how diplomacy now extends far beyond embassies—into military support, recovery efforts, and the defense of shared values.

Balancing life as rock musicians, active-duty soldiers, and volunteers, the members of Boombox are turning their music legacy into support for the front lines.