Defenders of Kharkiv region received drones, thermal imagers and radios from benefactors
20 May, 2024 FPV drones for defenders of Kharkiv region from the Come Back Alive Foundation. May 2024. Photo from the Fund's social media page
The Come Back Alive Foundation has handed over drones, thermal imagers and radios to the units of the Defense Forces that resist the invaders in the Kharkiv region. This was reported by the press service of the Fund. The cost of transferred funds and equipment is almost UAH 33 million.
"More than UAH 32.7 million of your donations have been strengthened by the defenders of Slobozhanshchyna in recent days - these are units of the TDF, the Ground Forces, the National Guard, the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine and the State Special Transport Service," the Fund said.
Equipment for defenders of the Kharkiv region from the Come Back Alive Foundation. May, 2024. Photo from the Fund's social media page
Ukrainian men defenders and women defenders received, in particular:
- 96 DJI Mavic 3 Pro and 3T drones;
- 61 thermal imagers;
- 120 night- and 80 daytime FPV-drones and 300 batteries to them within the framework of the project "Operation Unity Part II: Fireworks!" from the Come Back Alive Foundation, UNITED24 and monobank;
- 136 portable, 10 car radios, 3 repeaters;
- 530 antenna amplifiers to the radios;
- 42 antenna amplifiers for drones;
- 30 Starlink terminals;
- 12 charging stations.
"At this moment, our army is holding back the Russian invasion near Vovchansk, Kupiansk and other settlements of the region.
And your donors are directly involved in this," the Foundation said.
Equipment for defenders of the Kharkiv region from the Come Back Alive Foundation. May, 2024. Photo from the Fund's social media page
Come Back Alive Foundation added that this was not the last batch of aid for the Ukrainian military in the Kharkiv region and the eastern direction as a whole.
Recently, the charitable foundation also handed over to the units of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine a batch of 26 120mm mortars, which cost UAH 26 million.