
ALT A purple graphic with the Volt logo in the top right. On the left, white italic text quotes Laurens Dassen reflecting on the election results — acknowledging the disappointment of losing a seat but expressing pride in Volt’s campaign, gratitude to supporters, and optimism for the future. On the right, Laurens Dassen is shown in a blue shirt, clapping with a thoughtful expression. The quote is attributed to him at the bottom, identifying him as the party leader for Volt in the Dutch House of Representatives.

ALT Based on the images provided, here is the text for an effective alt text description of the four slides in a carousel post. I've focused on describing the content and purpose of each image, which all appear to be part of a fundraising or awareness campaign by an organization named Volt for veterans and civilians in Ukraine. Alt Text for Carousel Images Image 1 (fileName: 5.jpg): A side-by-side illustration with a blue and yellow background. On the left (blue) a man hangs up a military uniform with a small Ukrainian flag patch. The text above reads: "YOU CAN TAKE OFF A UNIFORM". On the right (yellow) a silhouette of a person sits hunched over, holding their head in their hands against a backdrop of bombed-out buildings and two fighter jets flying above. The text above reads: "BUT YOU CAN'T JUST TAKE OFF A TRAUMA". A Volt logo is in the top right.

ALT A campaign slide with a blue and yellow background and the Volt logo. The main text reads: "PTSD AND ANXIETY DISORDERS ARE THE MOST COMMON TRAUMA CASES". A purple box contains the text: "Every day, thousands of veterans and civilians in Ukraine struggle with the invisible wounds of war. However, we are still missing modern diagnostic tools and sustainable rehabilitation approaches." The bottom text says: "WE WANT TO CHANGE THIS."

ALT A campaign slide with a blue and yellow background and the Volt logo. The main text reads: "WE NEED TO ACQUIRE NEUROFEEDBACK, BIOFEEDBACK, AND EYE-TRACKING SYSTEMS, SO THAT WE HAVE:". A purple box lists three outcomes: Evidence-based diagnostics – objective data on trauma and stress responses Personalized rehabilitation – tailored therapy programs for each veteran Sustainable improvement – long-term reduction of PTSD and anxiety disorders The bottom text says: "SUPPORT US NOW".

ALT A campaign slide with a blue and yellow background and the Volt logo. The main text reads: "YOUR DONATION COUNTS!". A purple box contains the text: "Help us turn hope into real support and new knowledge! Together, we can secure the financing. Psychologists, neurologists, rehabilitation centers, and international research networks are launching a scientific study alongside this project. This will not only provide direct help but also create new knowledge for the future of trauma therapy – in Ukraine and beyond." The bottom text says: "FOR THOSE WHO HAVE SACRIFICED SO MUCH" with a small line below reading "read caption below".

ALT Wednesday 10 September 2025 This morning's barbaric attack on Ukraine and the egregious and unprecedented violation of Polish and NATO airspace by Russian drones is deeply concerning. This was an extremely reckless move by Russia and only serves to remind us of President Putin’s blatant disregard for peace, and the constant bombardment innocent Ukrainians face every day. I have been in touch with the Polish Prime Minister this morning to make clear our support for Poland, and that we will stand firm in our support for Ukraine. My sincere thanks go to the NATO and Polish forces who rapidly responded to protect the Alliance. With our partners – and through our leadership of the Coalition of the Willing – we will continue to ramp up the pressure on Putin until there is a just and lasting peace. Keir Starmer, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

ALT A dark blue background features a vertical yellow and blue strip on the left side, representing the Ukrainian flag. To the left of the Ukrainian flag is a vertical strip with five yellow stars, representing the European Union flag. The words "YOUR FREEDOM IS OUR FREEDOM" are written in bold, white uppercase letters on the right side of the image.





















