"Now, with funding virtually exhausted, one of Ukraine's most remarkable lifesaving operations is on the verge of extinction," their press release read. The group said that without funding, it can sustain its operations only until the end of 2024."MOAS is keeping soldiers alive day in, day out. It's an expensive and challenging business, and we simply can't continue into 2025 without additional funding," Christopher Catrambone, MOAS's founder who has been based in Kyiv since the outbreak of the full-scale war, told the Kyiv Independent.MOAS is now in talks with donors in North America and Europe, as well as the U.K. government, to be able to continue its work next year."The facts are simple. If we have to stop our operation, huge numbers of Ukrainian soldiers will die.